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CONTENTS

List of Abbreviations, &c. ..... iv

Treadway Russell Nash . ^ . . . . v

Index of Names of Persons ..... i

Index of Names of Places ..... 225

Index of Engravings, Arms, Pedigrees, &c. . . -337

Index to Domesday ...... 353

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS, &c.

Int Introduction, pp. i. — xcii.

L Volume L, pp. i — 609.

IL Volume II., pp. i — 484.

App. Appendix, pp. i. — clxviii.

Dom. Obaervations on Domesday, pp. i — 32.

Sup. Supplement to the Collections, pp. i — 104.

— Signifies " married to a."

( ) Nearly always denote the maiden names of women ; the
exceptions will be easily understood.

Indicates a missing Christian name.

" De '* is for the most part left out

Names occurring more than once on the same page appear only once
in the Index. They are spelled as found in the text

Italic letters after a number (with the exception of " n " in the Index
of Names of Places) denote unpaged insertions after the page
of the number. The insertions are chiefly sheet pedigrees or en-
gravings. *'^r" denotes a pedigree taking both sides of an unpaged
opening. Roman numerals in brackets are insertions so paged
after the page of the number. If these are followed by unpaged
sheets, they are denoted as usual by italic letters.

"«" in the Index of Names of Places refers to the Notes at the
bottom of the page.

"fl " and "^ " in the Index to Domesday refer to the first and second
columns of the plates.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

TREADWAY Nash, afterwards Treadway Russell Nash, was born
at Clerkenleap in the parish of Kemsey, 24 June, 1725. He
was the youngest child of a family of seven surviving children,
3 sons and 4 daughters, which his father, Richard Nash of Clerken-
leap ^, had by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of George Treadway of
London, a Turkey merchant. Richard Nash was the son of
a Richard Nashe who married Mary, daughter and coheir of Sir
Rowland Berkeley of Cotheridge, and grandson of another Richard
who took to wife Ann, the eldest daughter and heiress of John
Birch, of Leacroft in Staffordshire ; and the pedigree given in his
Collections records five previous generations of the family. The
surname is not an uncommon one in Worcestershire, and is found
in early times in several parishes in the county ; it is also found in
some abundance in the counties of Buckingham, Gloucester, Here-
ford and Surrey *. It is one of the large class of names derived
from natural objects, being taken from the ash-tree, as Noke is from
the oak, the letter " n " surviving from the end of the Saxon prefix
"atte," to which it was added for the sake of euphony when the
name of the object began with a vowel. Nash seems to lay claim
for his family to an origin in the parish of Kemsey ^ where there is
a place called The Nash, and the name is found as early as 1316;
but there is nothing to connect it in such early times with this place.
The first member of it, in the visitation pedigree of 1634, which he
gives with continuations under St. Peter's in Droitwich*, is said to
be of Crutch, which is close to Droitwich, and he would be living
according to the dates about the year 1 500.

This pedigree is inaccurate in several particulars. He apologises
in the supplement to his Collections^ for its imperfections, and
says that he had not the " vanity " to draw it up himself, and that

' Dom. 23. 3 Vol. II. 19. ♦ Vol. I. 327.

* Guppy's Homes of Family Names ^ p. 5 Sup. 25. On the previous page he

526, where Hertfordshire is probably a does not even spell his own surname

mistake for Herefordshire, see p. 212. correctly.

VI TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

the friend at Heralds' College to whom he left it (this gentleman
was no doubt J. C. Brooke, Somerset Herald) was not " sufficiently
acquainted with the county and with so obscure and insignificant
a family *' to avoid errors. Dr. Nash was clearly possessed with
great diffidence as to his ability worthily to write a " History of
Worcestershire," and some shadow of this seems to have fallen on
his genealogical tree and caused him to appraise its value much too
modestly. In a note in his edition of Hudibras he speaks of the
quarrels of the members of the family in the times of the civil war;
and his modesty shows again in his hoping the reader will excuse
the " pcriautology of this account of his great-grandfather and his
two younger brothers ; he to this day feels the effects of their family
quarrels and party zeal." Nash's great-grandfather Richard, with
his brother John, a celebrated Alderman of Worcester, were
Parliamentarians, while his half-brother Thomas was an ardent
Royalist ; and their disputes were " carried on with the greatest
animosity, and most earnest desire to ruin each other," says the
Doctor^. In St. Peter's Church, Droitwich, there are several
monuments to members of his family, and before his death he
had put up a large tablet in the same Church to his father and
mother, a brother and sister, and to himself also, leaving the date
of his death to be filled in afterwards ^ It is strange that a man
who took such pains to perpetuate the memory of his family should
have been too diffident to do the same correctly in print.

At the age of 12 Nash was sent to the King's School at
Worcester, then under a Mr. Miles, but his stay was short, for before
he arrived at the age of 1 5 he was elected a scholar of Worcester
College, Oxford. He matriculated 14 July, 1740, when he would
be some three weeks past that age ; and he took his degree of B.A.
in 1744, and of M.A., 20 Jan., 1746-7. Two of his brothers were
also at Oxford ; Richard, the eldest, matriculated at Christ Church,
4th of June, 1730, taking his Bachelor's degree in 1734 ; and George,
his second brother, was also at Christ Church, matriculating 15 Feb.,
1733-4, but he left the University without a degree *.

In March, 1749, Tread way Nash went on the "grand tour "on
the Continent with his brother Richard, one of the objects of which
was the recovery of his health, and he was away nearly two years,

» Nash, Hudibras, Vol. 3, p. 302. * Chambers' Biographical IliusiroHons, p. 464.

3 Foster's Alumni III. pp. 1007, 1008.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. vil

coming back to Oxford probably in the summer of 1750. It is said
that the pictures he left by will to his college were collected during
his tour ; and we are told that a large collection of drawings which
he and his brother had purchased in France and Italy were burned,
owing to the escape of some aqua fortis among a waggon-load of
goods during their transit from London to Bevere in 1759, whereby
the Doctor lost property valued at ;f 2,000.

Soon after he came back to Oxford he was presented to the
Vicarage of Ensham near that city, " by his friend who afterwards
became his brother-in-law," says Chambers. This was Mr. John
Martin of London. He also became Fellow and Tutor of Worcester
College, but the Register of the election of scholars and fellows of
that College does not begin till 1796. While at Worcester College
he was tutor to one of the Winningtons.

There is only one entry, besides mere signatures, relating to
Treadway Nash in the Register of Worcester College. It occurs at
the date 30 Nov., 1750, and runs as follows : —

" Mr. Nash then proposed to the Consideration of the Provost
and Fellows whether the Vicarage of Eynsham, in the Diocese of
Oxford, was tenible ^ with his Fellowship in the College. It
appearing to be discharged in the King's Books, and in its real value
beiow the Income indulged by the Statutes to be held together with
a Fellowship in the said College, it was our opinion that his Fellow-
ship was not vacable by taking possession of the said Vicarage.

Will. Gower, Provost.

Joseph Amphlett, Vice-provost.

Joseph Butler, Dean."
So Treadway Nash continued in his duties at Worcester College,
and his name appears from time to time in the Register, but merely
as a signature to formal resolutions. He signed as Dean of the
College on 8 Feb. and 15 March, 1754; as Bursar from 19 April,
^7SSf^o 28 May, 1757; and again as Dean from i Dec, 1757, and
through 1758 ; but no later signature of his appears in the College
books, since in that year he resigned his connection with it. While
at Ensham he seems to have busied himself in public affairs. " He
was the first who projected a carriage road from Oxford to Witney ;
he took part in contested elections and was very active on many
other occasions, all the time discharging with great energy his duties

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able, and nothing can be pleasanter, so near to a large city, than the
shrubbery walks and terrace, which are a mile in circuit, so judi-
ciously are they managed, possessing the most varied and charming
prospects of Malvern and Abberley hills, and of an extent of land-
scape rich in wood, water, and picturesque scenery ^."

The hamlet of Bevere is as beautiful and peaceful at the present
day as it was in Dr. Nash's time. The Bevere Elm is gone, but its
place is taken by a number of healthy young trees, dotted about on
the village green ; among them are some elms, one of which may in
future days grow to as grand a size as that one of which a picture is
given by the Doctor. Possibly the account above given of Dr. Nash's
movements is not quite correct. The house in which he first lived
was doubtless Bevere Manor, and to this the additions by Keck
were probably made, consisting of the round-ended projections at
either end of the front. Keck was fond of round-ended rooms, which
form a characteristic of several of the houses he did no doubt build.
The plantations were made on the opposite side of the narrow lane,
and behind them is the house in which Dr. Nash afterwards lived,
Bevere House. Possibly this occupies the site of a former building,
but no doubt the present house was entirely erected by him.

In 1761, Treadway Nash presented himself to the living of
Warndon, where two relatives of the name of Nash had pre-
ceded him, and 11 May the same year did the like as re-
gards the living of St. Peter's at Droitwich. In this parish six
years later he bought the estate of Barnes Hall, containing about
140 acres, for ;f4,ooo. For many years previously the family had
been adding to their patrimony in the neighbourhood of Droitwich.
Treadway's grandfather had acquired by exchange with the family
of Foley, for land in Shrawley and Martley, the estate of Impney
near that town, which formerly belonged to the Wyldes, and had also
bought from the Wyldes two shares of the Rectory of St Peter's ;
one other already belonged to him. Nor had Richard Nash confined
his purchases to the locality. About 1720 he bought Abbot's wood,
four miles north-west of Pershore, of which, calling it also Nash's
Plantation, his grandson gives a description in his account of Per-
shore ; and, without any name to it, a plan of it after his accounts
both of Ombersley and Pershore. Perhaps it was his diffidence

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in his Introduction as one to whom he owed many favours, and who
translated Domesday book for him, and to whom he inscribed an
engraved plate of " Esteem and Gratitude^." The writer says, ** He
was the venerable father of the Magistracy of the County, of which
he was an upright and judicious member nearly fifty years, and
a gentleman of profound erudition and critical knowledge in the
several branches of literature, particularly in the history of his native
county, of which he was very fond, and which he illustrated with
indefatigable labour and expense to himself. It has long been
before the public and is rising in reputation daily. In exemplary
prudence, moderation, affability, and unostentatious manner of living,
he has lefl no superior, of the truth of which remark the writer
of this article would produce abundant proof from a personal inter-
course of long continuance with him, and which he sincerely laments
has now an end."

Dr. Nash's will was dated the 20 June, 1804, ^^^ was proved
under ;^6o,ooo by the three executors, the Reverend S. Oldnall,
the Rector of North Piddle, Robert Berkeley, the younger, of Spetch-
ley, and John Martin of Overbury : but this probate was declared
null and void, and the will re-proved by the same executors 10 June,
181 5. The only relation he mentions beside his wife and daughter
is Slade Nash of Martley, his cousin. His first bequest is that
of the pictures and drawings marked on the back of the frame with
** W. C." to the Provost and Fellows of Worcester College to hang in
the Chapel or Hall, with the subscription '* D. D. Treadway Russell
Nash quondam Socius hujus Collegii." Dr. Nash also left several
charitable bequests to the poor of the parishes of Strensham, Kem-
sey, St. Peter's, Worcester, Claines, and St. Peter's, Droitwich, in
which his ancestors and himself had property ^.

There is a story in Worcester College at the present day that the
then Provost claimed the pictures as belonging to him personally ^
A dispute of this nature could hardly have arisen, considering
the terms of Dr. Nash's will. At the present time five of the pictures
hang in the Provost's drawing-room, where they have been for
a considerable period, and possibly this story is the echo of some

' Chambers' IllustroHonif p. 466.
• BeauHes of England and Wales ^ XV., Part IL, Worcestershire, p. 163.

3 Ex inf. T. W. Jackson, Vice-Provost.

XIV

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

criticism it may be necessary to pass upon his work we must
remember that it was not until he had tried every avenue of escape
that he was constrained to undertake the work himself.

In June, 1774, just as he was entering his soth year, he made
public his intention, and asked for help from all persons who had
materials which might be used in his proposed work ; and the same
year he printed enquiries which he sent to every clergyman in the
county and to many other gentlemen, " but from them he received
little information," says his biographer^. I have not seen these
questions. They were dated 26 Sept., 1774. What he did Dr. Nash
tells us himself*. Writing in the third person he says, " he distributed
sixty-six queries, printed in a large sheet, to give room for answers.
These queries were in many respects similar to those once published
by the Society of Antiquaries ; they were sent to the Minister of
every parish, by many of whom very obliging and instructive answers
i^ere returned ; had more been received the work would have been
more perfect." One may imagine that the ordinary country parson of
that day would receive with some astonishment the worthy Doctor's
sixty-six queries ; and from what he goes on to say it is pretty clear
that his method was somewhat criticised ; such pursuits were foreign
to the occupation of a clergyman, it was no doubt objected, and
could only promote litigation and ruin the clergy. The queries
published by the Society of Antiquaries had for their object to
promote " a parochial History of Great Britain," and were printed
in two columns ; 31 queries were in the first of these, and 35 in the
second, the latter relating to natural history rather than antiquities ^

In Lord Somers' Worcestershire are preserved a few replies to
this list of questions, one or two of them very full, but if all he
received are there, the responses were anything but numerous or
satisfactory.

' A copy of these enquiries was bound up
in a laige paper Nash sold at Hartley's sale
which fetched about jf 42. Ex inf. William
Downing, Chaucer's Head Library, Bir-
mingham. * Dom. 18.

3 Lord Somers' IVorcesttrshire^ I. Quota-
tions having this reference are from a large
paper copy of Nash's CoUtcHons divided into
eight volumes, illustrated with every kind
of material both written and printed which

refers either to the making of the book or
the matters contained in it By &r the
greater portion is merely laid between the
leaves, and so being subject to misplace-
ment, I have only indicated the volume
in which I found the subject of the note.
These books sure in the possession of Lady
Henry Somerset at Reigate Priory, to whom
I am indebted for the opportunity of looking
at them.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. XV

Dr. Nash soon began to consult his friends upon his project. He
issued a quarto circular, dated at Bevere, i June, 1774, asking for
communications '' which may tend to illustrate the Antiquities, the
natural or present History of the County of Worcester," to be sent
to the Rev. Dr. Nash or to Mr, Clarke at the Registrar's Office at
Worcester. The circular concludes as follows : — ^** As the Editor does
not think himself in a situation to apply for subscriptions, and the
expence of the work will be very great, if any gentleman choose to
have engravings relative to such History executed under their own
Inspection and at their own expence, it is wished they would for-
ward their Work with all possible convenience, as the Editor will
send his to the press with all reasonable expedition ^." Soon after
this he approached J. Malchair of Oxford to know if he would " draw
views of gentlemen's seats " for him ; but he wrote back to the
Doctor in a badly spelled letter, 9 Aug., 1774, saying his situation
at Oxford did not permit him to accept his proposals, nor did he
care for architecture so much as he did for '' landskipp V*

His attention seems first, however, to have been directed to the
Domesday survey for the county. He evidently wished to have his
facsimile as perfect as possible, even to those portions which are
in red in the original, being in the same colour in his copy ; and on
these points had consulted George Rose, who recommended a Mr.
Bailey for the work, whom, he says in a letter to Dr. Nash, 25 June,
1774', "it is difficult to see ; " and he thought that the red *' done in
pencil" that is, painted in by hand, would ''not be so lasting"
as if it were printed. But Mr. Rose soon changed his mind both
as r^ards Mr. Bailey and the method of reproducing the red. In
a letter written to Nash from South Lambeth, 30 July, 1774*, Rose
says, "when I wrote last I recommended employing Bailey in case
you chose to have the colours done in the engraving. I find it is
impossible that two plates of the same size with the pages of
Domesday can be rolled off* with any tolerable degree of exactness,
though Bailey would undertake to do it. I have found, however,
that no confidence is to be put in his engagements. He asks nine
guineas for eng^ving the two plates, and then you must pay at
least double for rolling them off* more than you would do for only

' Lord Somen' fVorcestersJkire, I. 3 ibid. VIII.

• Ibid. 4 Ibid.

XVI TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

one colour. Pouncey will engrave the plates for the black for six
guineas each, and will colour the red as far as four hundred sets
for three guineas a piece more with a pencil. I assure you I think
he both traces and engraves better than Bailey. He says he can
finish the County by January next." On lo August, 1774, he writes
that Pouncey was instructed and "will begin upon Domesday for
you as soon as he has finished for Mr. Manning, which he says will
be in a fortnight"

Richard Gough writes to the Rev. J. Price on 22 Aug., 1774^ : —
" It were to be wished all county historians might have their Domesday
engraved on so liberal a plan as Mr. Manning has given for Surrey,
in which he is going to be followed by Dr. Nash. This latter
gentleman has also admitted me to his confidence in the design
he has generally formed of publishing Habingdon's. History with
great improvements." Dr. Nash writes to Gough on 26 Sep., of
the same year * : — " I should esteem it a particular favour if you
would freely give me your opinion of the History of Worcestershire,
and collect for me such matters as in your various reading comes •
to hand. I shall have a facsimile engraving of Domesday ; and
besides the views of antiquities and modem seats, I propose por-
traits of such eminent men as were either bom in Worcestershire,
or adopted by being made bishops or the like ; I should therefore
be much obliged to you if you would note down the names of such
eminent persons, and where is the best engraving or picture of them,
I looked for the MSS. in Jesus College, Oxford ; some are lost,
others are the same I have already. If I did not know how ready
you are to assist in any of these works, I should make a thousand
excuses for the liberty I take." From Gough's reply, 11 Feb., 1775 *,
it appears that Nash's letter enclosed a printed proposal ; and
Gough goes on to say that it has not yet been in his power to help
him as he desired. " I hear you have engaged Mr. Bonner for your
plates," he continues, and says that he is an able artist, while he
recommends Mr. Pouncey for engraving Domesday, as he had done
it very reasonably for Mr. Manning in the case of Surrey.

The printed proposal was perhaps a copy of one preserved in
Lord Somers' Worcestershire^ VI 1 1., which runs as follows: — "As
the Editor intends to publish with his History of Worcestershire

' Nichols' Literary Illustrationi, V. 518. ■ Ibid. VI. 344.

3 Sic. < Nichols' LiUrary Illustrations, VI. 344.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. XVli

a Glossary and Interpretation of Domesday so far as it relates
to that county, he would think himself much obliged to any Gentle-
man that would communicate his Interpretation of any difficult word
or phrase." And a list of persons to whom such communications
might be sent follows. One would hardly think, however, that
Domesday students were sufficiently numerous to render it neces-
sary for the Doctor's request to be printed.

The work of engraving would seem to have been nearly finished
by the end of the year, for in a letter to Mr. Gough dated 23 Nov.^,
Nash says, " I have taken the liberty of desiring Mr. Rose to leave
for you with Messrs. Bowyer and Nichols, Printers, in Red Lion
Court, Fleet Street, the first complete impression that is taken off
Domesday, and should esteem it a particular favour if you would
give me your opinion upon the difficult words, &c. I have heard
much of Dean Milles' Dissertation on Domesday; doubtless you
have seen it Would he care to communicate ? As this is the first
County printed in his favourite manner, perhaps he would assist."
The dedication plate by which Dr. Nash inscribed his " exact copy
of Domesday" to Lord Sandys is dated 1775, from which we may
perhaps infer that he thought his history would take a much shorter
time to write and publish than it actually did ; for there does not
appear ever to have been any intention of publishing Domesday
separately or earlier than the rest of his work, though by the
signature at the bottom of the first page of the Observations it
is clear they were intended to come at the beginning of the first
volume, before the account of Abberley.

From a letter to Dr. Nash from George Rose, 21 Mar., 1775,
it is clear that Nash had sent him a remittance, as to which he says
that he was " under obligations to Lord Sandys ; " that he was glad
to have the opportunity of *' being serviceable to you," and of '* com-
plying with his wish," and that he will not have more money than
he pays the engraver; while he ends with the practical sentence,
"Pouncey agreed to colour the plates for three guineas a plate,
provided there were not more than four hundred of each. I will
take care to be attentive to the colour of the red V In his former
letter of 10 Aug., 1774 ^ Rose had referred to the subject of his
remuneration. ** I beg my respectful compliments to Lord Sandys,"

■ Nichols' LUerary Illmtrations^ III. 345. ' Lord Somers' Worcestershire^ III.

3 Pagexvi.

C

xviii TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

he says, '* when you see him ; he need make no acknowledgement
for any trouble I take. I owe him great obligations, and the only
way I can show how sensible I am of them is to convince him how
happy I am in an opportunity of obeying his commands." Rose
was very pleased with his work ; 23 Sep., 177 S\ he writes, " I have
entirely completed the corrections of Domesday, and without
vanity think it by much the best specimen of the Book that has
ever been engraved."

Dr. Nash went on steadily with his work. J. C. Brooke,
Somerset Herald, wrote to him, in his neat, clear handwriting,
II May, 1776*. "I herewith send you," he says, "the pedigree
of the Foleys, which I think may without vanity be said to
be the completest that ever was made out of the family, as it
contains all that we have in the office concerning them, all that
was inserted in Sir Robert Ralph Foley's pedigree, which you
lent me, and all that can be collected from the printed accounts of
that family. As I promised to draw you out one pedigree as
a model for the rest, if you chuse to accept it, it is much at your
service." A few days before, 12 April, 1777, ^^ had been to see
Brooke, at Heralds' College, and is reported by him to Gough
as " not seeming " to have the least design of laying aside his work,
"while he appeared very sanguined" Later on in the same year
Nash must have written to him about the progress of his work, for
he received a letter from him dated Heralds' College, 11 Sep.,
1777*. He says, cautiously, "With regard to my opinion of the
work, I have not the vanity to consider myself the most competent
judge. I am really of opinion that you have a great many very
valuable materials, which, when they come to be properly arranged,
will make a very compleat history ; and with regard to the arrange-
ment, when you have once got into a method, you will find it go
very readily. I must observe that I think the public are so much
obliged to any man of fortune who undertakes a work of this kind
and proceeds upon your liberal plan, that they have no right to
hurry him in the publication, and in your place I should take my
own time, and go on with it so as to make it a pleasure and not
a labour to myself." About the same time he sent Dr. Percy, after-
ward Bishop of Dromore, some of his papers. Dr. Percy was

« Lord Somers' IVorcestfrskire^ III. • Ibid. VII.

^ ichols* Illustrations of LUcrature^ VI. 361. < Lord Somers* Worcestershire^ VIII.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. xix

interested in the parishes of Lindridge and Lippard. " I have sent
you all I could collect concerning Lippard^ taken chiefly from
Thomas, and suppose it may be depended upon, as Thomas's
daughter married Winfield. If you would draw up the account
of Lindridge I should be much obliged to you, as it would give great
lustre to my work ^. The engraving of the plates for his book was
also in hand. In this letter to Dr. Percy he says " the engraving
of Sansome fields is very ill executed. Picot in the Strand engaged
to do it in a most masterly manner for ;^io loj. He had his money
and did it in the manner you see. I could have had it done better
for 5. Engravers are pessimum genus*."

Probably also his materials were getting somewhat more into
shape. He addresses a letter to Gough from Ham Court, near
UptoHy 7 June, 1777. "I beg leave," he says, "to trouble you to
ask your opinion of the two parishes I left, and trust your friendship
will give it freely. I assure you I am by no means prejudiced in
favour of this or any other part of the work ; and if you advise me
to throw it in the fire you shall be obeyed, and it will save me
a deal of trouble and expense. If you think it worth going on with,
and will give me your advice and assistance, I will acquiesce^.''
Gough wrote back to him on June 23, and his reply must have been
favourable, for Nash, 26 July, 1777, wrote to him, " through your
solicitation and encouragement [ I ] am determined to proceed.
I hope you have made many alterations in the two books you were
so kind as to look over. I am very sensible the papers are ill
arranged ; and wish to know in what manner you think it best to
sort them. I propose to call the book, not a History of Worcester-
shire, but Parochial Collections towards a History of Worcestershire.
What do you think of that*?" In this letter we get another men-
tion of J. C. Brooke, who afterwards had much to do with the
genealogical part of Nash's work. By some means the manuscripts
had become mislaid, and Nash asked Gough, '' if you can recover
them, pray send them to Mr. Brooke of the Herald Office, who has
some other books of mine." " I have employed Mr. Paine," he goes
on to say, " that is in White's shop to get the copper plate rolled off
for me, and to get a sheet printed on such paper and with such

« Add. MSS. 32329, fo. 92. 3 Nichob' Literary IllustraHons, VI. 346.

• Ibid.. 4 Ibid.

XX TREADWAY RUSSELL XASH.

a type as may be a good sample. I should be much obliged to you
if you would see him and give me your advice \' Gougfa's answer
to this letter was dated 30 July, 1777. "In answer to your favour
received this morning," he writes, • I cannot help saying that tho*
your modesty induces you to giv^ your work no higher a title than
that ol parochial colUctians towards a History of Worcestershire, 3rour
materials are certainly of that extensive kind which would justify
giving it absolutely the Title of an History of Worcestershire. As to
the arrangement which seems to distress you so much, I think the
bare view of Dugdale, Chauncey, or Hutchins' mode of describing
parishes would at once set you to rights. After thb I can only
repeat once for all. Go on^ and success attend you '.*

There are numerous letters [Heserved which passed between
Dr. Nash, Richard Gough, John Nichob and J. C. Brooke, from
which a fair idea may be gathered how the work proceeded. Gough
looked at the sheets Dr. Nash had sent him, wrote some observations
upon them, and sent them back to their author with a letter, in
which he says, "* I have carefully perused the printed sheets of your
history, and I cannot see any reason why you should not go on as
you have begun. As ^''ou propose printing the inscriptions under
their respective churches, you need not refer to them frcmi AUngdon
as you go on ; but if they are destroyed since his time I would in the
proper place refer to them from him '." Gough*s approval was taken
advantage of by Dr. Nash to ask him to superintend the rest of the
work. 30 April of the same yt2s he writes, " I am much obliged to
you for the honour of your letter. I should be much obliged likewise
if you would take the sheets of Worcestershire as Aey come from
Mr. Nichols, and make in them what alterations you diink proper.
Mr. Nichols has franks, which you will be pleased to make use of."
In the same letter is this paragraph : * Poor Granger and I talked
over the portraits. He said the head of Tenure Lyttelton was very
scarce and ought to be engraved ; accordingly I have put my draw«
ing of him in the hands of a very good artist He will not engrave
the whole length, which adds so much to the expense, but will make
it a three quarter ^^ This engraving, it appears, was not completed

> NichoU* LUtrtuy lUustraiwms, VI. ^ Nichols* Uiermy AmtcdtUs^ VI. 547.

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it is of equal goodness in every respect ; and when you tell me the
whole is in your possession, I will send you some copy to proceed
with \*' But though the paper had been bought, he had not actually
begun to print even on 5 October of this year. On that date he
wrote to Gough,."I begin now to think in earnest of printing my
collections. I have bought paper, and shall proceed directly."
Speaking of J. C. Brooke, he remarks, " I wish I could persuade him
to look over my pedigrees before they are printed *." At this period
Gough offered to help him in the work, an offer Nash immediately
embraced. " I was last night favoured with your letter, and return
you many thanks for the trouble you have had, and the obliging
offers you make of your assistance, which I thankfully accept," he
writes on 22 Oct. of the same year ; and he at once adopts Cough's
suggestion that the name of the parish in course of description
should be printed at the top of the page instead of the name of the
county. "The hundreds of the county are so irr^ular and dis-
jointed/' he continues, " that I found it impossible to walk in that
path. I shall therefore place the parishes alphabetically •. " Dr. Nash,
though at this time probably the printing of his book had hardly
begun, exhibited all the impatience so characteristic of the fond
author when once his work has got as far as the printing press.
8 Nov., a fortnight after the previous letter, he wrote again to
Gough : " I expected before now to have received a third, fourth, or
perhaps fifth sheet, as I wish Mr. Nichols to go on with all con-
venient speed. As you are so obliging as to offer your kind assist-
ance, if any errors occur I trust you will be so good as to correct
them *."

At this time Dr. Nash was in correspondence with Dr. Percy, just
appointed Dean of Carlisle. He writes to congratulate him on
22 Nov., and perhaps again following the usage of the fond authon
unduly exaggerates, in view of what he said above, the progress of
his work. " I am now seriously in the press," he says ; " have printed
off several sheets, and shall not be long before I come to the
letter L (Lindridge), which I am certain will be the glory of my
work and give a lustre to the whole *." Percy's reply is interest-
ing, as it shows what work of his ultimately formed part of Dr. Nash's

« Nichols' Literary Anecdotes, VI. 348. * Ibid. VI. 349.

' Ibid. 3 Ibid. VI. 348-9. s Add. MSS. 32329, fo. 99.

XXVI TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

it may be the means of enabling you and the printer to proceed
with the remainder on the like plan.' " Nash goes on to say, *' if you
remember you and I had some conversation upon the subject before
Mr. Brooke was applied to ; and I believe our ideas differed some-
what from the proposal above mentioned. I had no intention of
employing him to draw up the History, as he calls his employment
in another part of his letter, but only to examine the heraldical part,
and see there was no false Latin^ — I mean false heraldry. I b^
pardon for giving you this additional trouble, but I should be much
obliged to you for your opinion before I give Mr. Brooke any
answer*." What answer Gough returned to the Doctor does not
appear, but on 22 Aug., 1779, the latter wrote: "I have written
a general civil letter to Mr. Brooke without entering into any
particulars* ; " while Brooke, on 9 Aug., had also written to Gough,
" I lately wrote to the Doctor to inform him of the terms upon which
he must expect me to proceed in his work, but hitherto have
had no answer. I congratulate you on having got Claines to the
press, of which I have been most heartily tired *." Claines had caused
Gough considerable trouble ; Nash in his letter of 22 Aug. says
he is very sorry he has "had so much trouble about the Claines
Charters. I will look again over the original and make it as connect
as I can;" and again, "I often reflect how I can possibly make
you satisfaction for the trouble you take, tenfold more than
Mr. Brooke."

Dr. Nash did not fall in with Brooke's terms, for Brooke wrote
to Gough, 6 Sept., *' I have promised Dr. Nash to go on with his
book to the end of letter C, and have desired him to furnish Nichols
with covers for me for that purpose. The remainder of the copy
I have returned to Nichols*." But Nash's friendly relations with
Brooke seem to have been in no way interrupted, and it appears from
later correspondence that he after all did further work for him.
" Dr. Nash called on Friday," he says in a letter to Gough, 22 April,
1780, "and has been of late much indisposed ; he seems resolved
now not to publish the first volume till the whole is completed •."
This resolution the Doctor did not carry out. Gough had under-
taken by this time the regular supervision of the work. On 6 June

» Nichols' lUustrations of Literature, * Ibi<!. VL 388.

YI. 351. • Ibid. VI. 35a. 5 Ibid. VI. 393.

3 Ibid. VI. 387.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. xxvii

Gough wrote to Mr. Cole, " I have at present undertaken to assist
our brother Nash in publishing his Worcestershire Collections.
Abingdon's are his ground work, on which he builds the later
superstructure. The pursuit is new to the editor, and he spares
no expense of original records and plates, and adopts the modest
title of Parochial Collections^." But Dr. Nash appears to have
at all events "spared the expense*' of Brooke's professional
assistance. Cole replied to this letter, i8 June: ^'I am glad to
hear Worcestershire is likely to appear by means of your fostering
auspices. I did not know it was in such forwardness. If it is
a subscription work I shall be glad to subscribe my mite to it.
Last year Mr. Bromley of Worcester mentioned it to me, and it
was an argument he made use of to get from me, by permission
of Lord Montford, a fine pedigree of his family, which he has
never yet returned to him. He said it was lent to Dr. Nash, to
correct or add to that pedigree meant to be printed in that book.
I hope it is not like Morant, excluding church notes, arms and
epitaphs *."

Dr. Nash wished to incorporate in his book a transcription
of the funeral of Mrs. Abingdon, a gentlewoman of the Privy
Chamber to Queen Elizabeth, who buried her at her own expense.
"It is said to be at your office," wrote Gough to Brooke, i8 June,
1780, "and if you can, send it to Mr. Nichols the first oppor-
tunity; he has a sheet waiting for it*." Brooke lost no time in
making the search, which was unsuccessful. " The authority which
informs Dr. Nash such a funeral is in existence probably directs
him where it is to be found. I will send a note of enquiry to
him on the occasion*." From these letters it appears that the
sheet containing Hindlip was at that time in the press, and that
the first volume was nearly completed. Gough again writes to
Brooke concerning the Bromley pedigree mentioned * above, i July,
1780, "the Bromley pedigree is also to be submitted to your re-
vision ; " and also 24 July, " the Berkeley pedigree is, or shall be sent
you to finish before you go ^" Brooke and Nash must have come
to terms of some sort for the former's assistance, for he replied in
26 July, 1780, " I have received your letter, and have corrected

« Nichols* Literary Anecdotes^ II. 732. ' Nichols' Illustrations of IMerature^

■ Ibid. I. 686. VI. 396. * Ibid.

5 Ibid. VI. 397 and 398.

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erron in hii v^k dirmg its posa^e tzmxigh the prcss^ and he
cr/Tji^lr^ In, Perc/ as to vfaat c:>urse he had better adopt. He
h:mvtvf ^^TT^A to nKlIric to printing an aideadom of cofrectioos
iff I>t yjtTjA at dvt es^d cf the first Tolsaac In a letter dated
2% Jan^ 17^1, Dr- Perc/ ncgatfred this idea, and gave hts reasons^
Iff c/>fv:lt^^;'^n h^ sayi^ ** Upon the whole, if it were my pablicatioa
I wo-il/i rjfvJx'ifx orxt the first rolime as it is, accompanied with an
adv^^ntLv^mutnt on a l>>se leaf bespeaking the candour of the Reader
Xf9 ezcjvt ^ny acct^iental oin:s§iocs or mistakes which he may
AW:/f0^f ^tA wYiich mu^t be mia voidable in a book of this nature ;
inf'/ffnmg him that many ^or some) of both have been akeady
rKyti/>td by th« Author and his friends, which will be sopfrfied
an^ c//rrcct/?d in an Appendix to be published at the end of the

' .Vx.V^U' fUuttraU4ini <*/ LiUruture^ VL 399. • Ibid. VL 353.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. XXlX

2nd volume ; and in the meantime requesting every one that
observes any instances of either to communicate the same to the
author or his bookseller with all convenient speed, that they may
be inserted in the intended Appendix. By this means/* he continues,
"you will prevent the nibbling of the little local critic, who will
be much more severe than men of superior learning and abilities^."
Many of the doctor's friends and readers did supply him with
lists of this kind, of which several lengthy ones are preserved in
Lord Somers* Worcestershire.

In April, 1 781, the first volume of Dr. Nash*s Collections ap-
peared. 700 copies were printed in demy folio, and 50 copies
were printed on large paper. It was bound in blue boards, backed
with white vellum. It was reviewed in volume 51 of the Gentleman's
Magazine, at p. 372, but the article consists rather in extracts of
various portions of the book than in any critical appreciation of
Dr. Nash's work. In one direction it received adverse notice —
in a letter from Daniel Prince to Gough, dated 1 3 August, in which
the writer says, " Dr. Nash's Worcestershire is very incomplete
in the botanical parts. If he had used Hudson's Flora for his work
he would have escaped the censure he had on that score, because
that work lay before him. We must not expect Dr. Nash to be
a botanist, but he might have applied to friends*." Walpole in
a letter to Cole, says, " Dr. Nash has just published the first volume
of his Worcestershire. It is a folio of prodigious corpulence, and
yet dry enough. But then it is finely dressed and has many heads
and views •. "

Dr. Nash was in frequent correspondence with Dr. Percy at
this time, and consulted him on many points. He asked him what
he thought of an idea he had of dedicating his work to the " Rising
Generation," and sent him a draft of the proposed Dedication.
"I very much approve," said Percy, from Carlisle, 7 Nov., 1781,
** of your thought of dedicating your valuable work to the rising
generations^ and he went on to make some very proper observations
about it. He continued, " I incline to your opinion as to printing
the account of the City Part of your subject in smaller types. You
should by all means give the series of Bishops and Deans^ and

« Lord Somers* Worcestershire^ VIIL * Chambers' Biographical Illustrations^ p. 463.

3 Ibid.

XXX TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

also a list of the Mayors, all of them continued and brought down
to the present year. When you have compiled the above series
of lists, I will look them over, and transmit them to the press."
But the Bishop soon changed his mind. On 2 Jan., 1782, he says,
" since I wrote I have obtained from Nichols all the sheets of your
2nd volume. You have got so near the end of the alphabet as T,
and yet want more than 200 pages of the extent of your first
volume. I am apprehensive that unless you print your account
of Worcester City in the same sized types as the rest of the History,
your two volumes will be very ill matched ; than which there cannot
be a more unsightly blemish in a work of this elegance and expensive
decoration. I cannot help therefore now joining in Mr. Gough
in hoping you will continue the work throughout in one uniform
tenor. It would be a pity to spoil the whole at last for the sake
of a few sheets." But at this time the printing might possibly be
too far advanced for their advice to be adopted. The appendix
is all in smaller type than the parochial part of the work.

The second volume appeared the next year, in 1782, and it also
obtained a notice of the same character as the previous one, in the
Gentleman's Magazine, in volume 52, p. 398. It may be well to
note here that a tale is current that a certain letter in the first
volume was suppressed after a few copies had been issued^ and that
the value of those copies that contain it is thereby increased. This
is not the case. Some copies are to be met with in which the whole
leaf has been taken out, but this is probably due to the individual
action of some owner of it ^, The collation of the work is thus
given in Lowndes' Bibliograpturs^ Manual^'. "Vol. I., London, 1781,
pp. xcii, and 610, not including the title and dedication. Vol. IL,
1782, pp. 484, not including the title and dedication. Appendix, pp.
i — clxviii ; two engraved dedications and thirteen facsimile pages from
Domesday, and pp. i — 32. Index, &c., 10 pages. The directions for
placing the plates will be found at the end of each volume. Upcott
adds, 'Portrait of John Hough, Bishop of Worcester, (Dyer pinxt,
J. Faber, sc.) p. clxii. of Appendix,* but this portrait was not
published with the work, and does not belong to it. The view of
Kyre House mentioned in the list to Vol. II. as being at p. 70,
will be found engraved on the same leaf as Hallow Park, given with

' N. and Q., 4 S. xii. 87, 154. > Bohn's Edition, p. 1653.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. xxxi

Vol. I., at p. 479." There are one or two differences between the
copies on large and small paper besides that of size, which is not
great, the large paper copies being only } in. taller than the
small ones. In the large paper the Talbot pedigree is engraved ;
in those of the small paper it is printed, and in probably all the
large paper copies the engraved leaves of Domesday are coloured
in the proper places red ^.

So at last Dr. Nash had given the result of his labours to the
world. This is what he says of it himself*: — "Thus is this work
brought to a conclusion with all its errors upon its head ; the Editor
wishes to correct them, and hopes his friends and readers will
be kind enough to assist and favour him with their observations.
He can never fail to be attentive to everything that concerns his
native county. It is hoped that the reader will excuse many
faults ; great care has been taken, and no errors wilfully com-
mitted. Elegance of style, and ornament of composition have
not been much consulted in this work : indeed it is not everybody
who can strike out novelty and splendour from the rust of antiquity,
but the most inferior workman may sometimes be fortunate enough
to discover those materials which a genius will use to advantage.
These labours claim no higher merit ; they have long been an
innocent employment, and if they prove entertaining or useful
to any, particularly to his country men, the Editor will think
his pains and experiences well employed." It will be noticed that
Dr. Nash gives himself no higher office in these remarks than that
of Editor, though in his introduction he impliedly assumes the title
of author. Posterity has given his work a name that he
himself especially deprecated. ** I do not presume,** he says on
page lii of the Introduction, ** to call this account a history, but
only PAROCHIAL COLLECTIONS for an history. Much of what
is here written may to indifferent persons appear trifling and
uninteresting, and it must always be remembered that a county
historian is by profession a dealer in small ware." Really the
Doctor is too modest ; the Worcestershire Historical Society perhaps
does not altogether agree with him.

Dr. Nash sent a copy of the first volume of his book to Brooke
some time before 23 Sep., 1782, and the recipient wondered why

' Ex. inf. William Downing, Chaucer's Head Library, Birmingham. ' Dom. 18.

XXXU TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

the second also had not been sent him, and wrote to Gough about it*
Gough replied on Oct. i8, "you cannot wonder Dr. Nash did not
send you his second volume when his first was stolen upon you by
him in such a manner that you were not to know whence it came»
and I suppose he thinks that a sufficient equivalent for your
share of the trouble ; but I really know nothing of his mind V*
Nash very quickly found it necessary to think of publishing
a supplement On 7 Dec., 1782, he wrote to Dr. Percy, who by
this time had been appointed Bishop of Dromore : " Pray send roe
in your next the very rough account I sent of the Worcester
Infirmary. I have some more authentic documents to insert, and
then should be very much obliged to you to reduce it into some
shape; together with an account I have drawn up of the
Worcestershire turnpikes, which were some of the first erected
in England, viz., in the time of Queen Anne. These, together
with some matters and corrections, I may publish one day in
a supplement." He goes on to say, '' I have lately taken a good
deal of pains to ascertain how the several incumbents vacated their
benefices, which enquiry will add many to the list already published ;
it is extraordinary in early days how few vacated them by death,
but chiefly by change, resignation, or some chopping^ often for
livings of less value, often reserving to themselves an annual pension
on resignation, often with the approbation of patron and bishop*
I find likewise that minors were often presented to livings, co-
adjutors often appointed to incumbents, and many other practices
which now seem totally disused *."

In the Bodleian is preserved a letter of his to the Rev. John
Price, the Librarian, which must have been written about this time,
though the date of the year is left out. The Librarian had sent
him some verses he wanted, and in thanking him for them Dr. Nash
goes on to say, " I take the liberty of begging that you would
minute down anything that occurs to you respecting Worcestershire
at any time, for though I have finished my two volumes, I shall
always be glad of the observations and corrections of my learned
friends, and when I have collected a sheet or two, I propose to print
them and send them to the purchasers of my books '."

' Nichols' Illustrations of Uterature^ pp. 409, 410. ■ Ibid. VI. 199.

3 Add. A 64, fol. 183.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. xxxiii

Twelve years later, about lo Nov., 1794, much of his time
doubtless having been taken up in preparing his edition of Butler's
Hudibras, hereafter noticed, the following advertisement appeared
in Berrow's Worcester Journal: — "As Dr. Nash wishes to have
his History of Worcestershire as correct as the nature of the work
will admit, he proposes to publish such corrections and additions
as have occurred to him ; and he would be much obliged to all
persons that would assist him, and communicate by letter either to
the Editor at Bevere, or Mr. Ross at the Corn Market, Worcester,
such errors and omissions as they have discovered. Any one
desirous of perusing the published account of any parish may do
it by applying as above.*' On 11 March, 1796, Dr. Nash wrote
the following letter to Warren Hastings : — " Sir, Tho' I have
not the honour of being known to you, yet I hope you will excuse
my impertinence in writing to you. I am preparing for the press
some corrections and additions to my Worcestershire, and as the
parish of Dailsford is now before me, it would be great negligence
not to mention so eminent a character as Mr. Warren Hastings.
I have therefore taken the liberty to transcribe on the other side
what I thought of saying, and should esteem it a very particular
favour if you would correct or add what you think proper. I request
this rather because I am a total stranger to Indian affairs, and only
collect from report. As the press stops for your answer, [I] beg you
will be as expeditious as you can in favouring me with your answer.
I am. Sir, with great respect, your most obedient humble servant,
T. Russell Nash^." Warren Hastings was in great trouble at this time.
On 5 March he acknowledged the receipt of the first payment of his
annuity, and had asked whether on account of the pressing nature of
his debts it could be commuted for a capital sum. Yet he found time
to accede to Dr. Nash's request. The paragraph as drafted by Dr.
Nash is largely expanded and added to under Daylesford in his
supplement, and these additions came from Hastings' own pen.
What they were may be seen on comparing the printed account
with the following as sent to him by Dr. Nash : — " In this parish
was born Warren Hastings, many years Governor of Bengal, and
by Act of Parliament appointed Governor of India, where his
conduct was successful and approved by all the princes of the country,
the army, and the civil establishment. After his return to England

' Add. MSS. 29174, f. 283.
e

xxxiv TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

he was charged with many crimes, impeached by the House of
Commons, and tryed by the Lords. On the conclusion of the tryal,
which to the disgrace of the English judicature lasted 7 years,
he was acquitted of every charge. As a strong proof not only of
his innocence but his merits, the India Company reimbursed him
[his] expenses of the tryal, amounting to upwards of j^70,oao, and
gave him an annuity of ;^4,ooo. To hb honour it is said that
although he was long in that high station, and had temptations
and opportunities of making an immense fortune, yet such was
his contempt of money that he was contented with a very
moderate sum. He repurchased his paternal estate in this
parish of about 300 or ;^400 a year, and repaired and improved
the Mansion House and grounds." Warren Hastings lost no time
in replying to Dr. Nash's letter. He wrote from Park Lane,
14 Mar., 1796^

In 1799 the Supplement was published at the price of one guinea,
and consisted of 104 pages, not including the title. In this form
it is now scarce. During the same year the whole book was given
to the world, with new title-pages substituted for the former ones,
which were cancelled, and with the Supplement bound up with it»
as a second edition with additions. In this edition were given also
a view of the Bevere elm and an oval portrait of the author on
a scroll, the same picture that forms the frontispiece to the vcdume
of notes to his edition of Hudibras^ In point of fact the Doctor
took the opportunity of the publication of his Supplement to add it
and new title-pages to his stock of remainders, and so to get rid
of them as a second edition. In all other respects but these the
two editions are identical Some of the large paper copies were
also turned into second editions. From Rose's remarks in his
letter of 21 March, 1775, as to the number of copies of the Domes-
day to be coloured red^ we might possibly gather whether
Dr. Nash sold 400 of his books before he issued his second
edition. If any copies of that edition hax^e the Domesday portion
coloured, he did not do so. It is certain on the other hand that
some copies of it have the Domesday plates plain.

In fact, from the very first it would appear that Dr. Nash anti-
cipated the publication of a Supplement, while he did not contemplate

• Lord Somcrs' WorcesUrsJUre, II. ■ Upcott, Englisk Topt^rapky^ III. 13^

3 Page xvii

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. XXXV

a second edition. " Many errors/* he says^, " must inevitably occur
in a book of this kind, which the editor wishes earnestly to correct :
if therefore any gentleman more intimately acquainted than himself
with any parish here described, would be so obliging as to com-
municate his corrections or additions either to himself at Bevere
near Worcester, or enclosed to any of the booksellers mentioned
in the title-page, they shall be printed as separate sheets, and given
to the purchasers of this work, as it is not probable a book of
this kind should ever require a second edition." But before the
Supplement was issued Valentine Green had published his Survey
of Worcester, not a little to the Doctor's annoyance, as is to be
gathered from the tone of his remarks at the beginning of the
Appendix to his Supplement *. He says, " The additions to this
Appendix have been very much shortened by the publication of
Greeris Survey of Worcester^ in which are some things intended to
have been noticed," and of these he mentions several. He con-
tinues, •* All these were prepared for the press, but as they are now
printed, it seems needless to repeat them. I do not love to poach
in other people's manors, or intrude upon their sport ; what I have
further to add will be very short, and shall reserve my account
of the Worcestershire noblemen and gentlemen, with their alliances
and connections, to a future day, for while life continues I can
never be unmindful of my native county, and my maxim shall
be, — ^Amicus Plato, amicus Aristoteles, sed mages arnica Veritas."
Valentine Green had published a Survey of Worcester in 1764;
and had expanded it and reissued it in 1796, in 2 vols., quarto.
To his first work Dr. Nash referred in the Appendix to his
Collections'. '* It is needless," he said, " to say much of the Church
of Worcester, its history having been wrote, and the monuments
described by Dr. Thomas and Mr. Valentine Green." Dr. Loveday
demurred to this view in a letter to Mr. Urban*, "The worthy
Historian of Worcestershire appears to be too squeamish in de-
priving his valuable work of what he had ' prepared for the press '
merely because *some things intended to have been noticed' have
been forestalled in another publication, of which no favourable
character is exhibited in the Gentleman's Magazine ^" *' It is hoped

« Int. 3. " Sup. 86. 3 App. 155.

« Quoted in Nichols* LiUrary Anecdotes^ VIII. 107. 5 in VoL LXVII., pp. 138, 139.

XXX VI TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

that Dr. Nash," continues the article in the Literary Anecdotes^
" may be prevailed upon to subjoin these necessary additions to
his Supplement, and not permit his volumes to remain imperfect
from the omission of them." But neither these, nor the account
of the Worcestershire nobility and gentry which he mentions, did
Dr. Nash afterwards give to the world.

I have not discovered the price at which the Collections were
issued to the public. Apparently on this point also he consulted
Goufjh, who wrote him the following interesting letter on the subject,
dated Enfield, 5 Feb., 1781 * : — " Before a price can possibly be set on
your Book an estimate must be made of the expence you have been
at with Stationer, Printer, Engraver, and Rolling Press. Mr. Nichols'
part for the first volume, including dissertation on Domesday and
other matter that may be intended, comes to £^0 ; the paper has
cost you ;£'27o. Add plates and other incidental expences, and then
consider if you can afford the first volume at less than two guineas
and a ftalf. Of this YOU must not expect to receive more than two
Pounds from your Publisher. It will cost him three shillings at
least to do it up in the slightest manner, and by the time it has
past thro' his Country customers and long credit, his profit becomes
a bare half-crown. The publishers I would recommend are Robson
(whom you know), Payne at the Mews, L. Davis, and B. White.
There are many reasons why the Printer cannot be Publisher,— even
to reimburse himself. It is the uniform practice of all but Authors
by profession who have no ready money, nor any means of procuring
it, to get clear of the Printer as soon as possible, before the delivery
of the work ; and if I have said it before, I must repeat it again,
that I think Mr. N. in common justice is entitled to the BalUmu of
his Bill for the first volume, considering how much of the 2nd is
printed, and that he has received so small a proportion of his
Expence. Sorting the plates into sets for the book is always ah
Extra Cliarge ; and when there are so many as in your case, and
so ill referred to, would be too hazardous a task for anybody but the
author."

At Beckford's sale in 1 817, an uncut copy fetched £y Js., and fdr
some time the price ranged about this figure, afterwards rising in
the case of well-bound copies to ;fii us, and ;fi3 ijr. A large

' Lord Somers' Worasterskirei VIII.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. XXXvil

paper copy bound in Russia leather fetched at Dent's sale j^*!!, and
at Hibbert's sale a copy in the same condition brought £S Ss., but
in this case the absence of the supplement, by which we can infer
that it was a first edition, reduced the value fully two guineas \

At the present day the value of various forms of the book in the
market, in fair average condition as to binding, may be taken as
follows.

1. First Edition on large paper, no Supplement, ;f i8 to ;£'20.

ii. Second Edition on large paper, with Supplement, £^o to ;f 35.
At Nichols' sale his copy fetched £42.

iii. First Edition on small paper, no Supplement, j^*!© los.

iv. Second Edition on small paper, with Supplement, ;f 12 12s.

V. Supplement alone, large paper. This has not been met with
in the market apart from the rest of the work for many years.

VI. Supplement alone, small paper. This is very rarely met with,
but would fetch from £2 2s, to £3 ^s. *. Of course special bindings
make a considerable difference in the price.

The connection of Dr. Nash with the parish of Strensham had
caused him to take great interest in Samuel Butler, the author of
" Hudibras," who was a native of that village. He was anxious
to see such an edition of his chief work as might do honour to his
name, and to the county to which he belonged. He was thinking
of it at the time when he was writing the account of Strensham
which appears in his Collections. In this article he says, " A good
edition of his works is much wanted. It is in part owing to this,
and the change of manners, that Hudibras, which 120 years ago
could be repeated, and was in the mouth of every one from the king
to the peasant, is now hardly known. I wish I could excite some
Worcestershire critic to do our countryman justice. It requires not
only such a thorough knowledge of the history of the times in which
he wrote as can be collected from books, and the traditions still
preserved in the country which was in some measure the scene
of his poem ; but a particular species of humour, and true Attic wit,
together with an acquaintance with the classics and the advances
made by science in Butler's time : for our author's knowledge was
very extensive, as abundantly appears in every page of his poem ••"

« Lowndes' Bibliographer^ Manual^ • Ex. inf. William Downing, Chaucer's

Bohn't Ed., p. 1653. Head Library, Birmingham. 3 n. 3^.

XXXvill TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

In 1744, Dr. Zachary Grey, Rector of Houghton Conquest, pub-
lished an edition of Hudibras in 2 volumes octavo, and a second
edition of the book appeared in 1764. When he died some original
notes were sold to John Nichols, principally by Montague Bacon.
Nichols gave them to Isaac Reed, and by him they were probably
presented to Dr. Nash, who made use of them for his work^.
Dr. Nash wrote to Dr. Percy, 23 Nov., 1790, and said, " I am now
engaged in publishing a new edition of Hudibras, My plan is to
explain the obscure passages, to show his allusions to the cant and
folly of his time, and likewise his profound learning, and very fre-
quent allusions to the Greek and Latin Classics." And then, as
usual, seeking the aid of others, he gently insinuated how much he
should be delighted if the Bishop would help him in his task. He
goes on to say, " I did intend to employ our old friend Mr. Nichols '*
to print it, " but he declined it," — probably because he had found the
Doctor's collections a somewhat irksome task ; but the Doctor said
on account of his " being fully engaged, and thinking that a work
which required more than common care would give him more
trouble than profit*." The Bishop wrote back from Dromore,
18 Dec, 1790, expressing no favourable opinion of Grey's notes,
which he said were " an intolerable load of lumber," but he had been
the medium to convey some good occasional information to the
public '. By 2 March, 1791, the work was in the press. On that
date Dr. Nash wrote to the Bishop, " As our friend Nichols declined
printing my Hudibras, I put it into the hands of one Rickaby, who
prints well but slowly, not having finished the second part, or b^un
the notes : so that it cannot be published till Spring twelve month,
by which time I hope it will be ready to deliver*." This letter
is a long one, and goes on to refer to some negotiations Dr. Nash
had been conducting with a Mr. Reed, who also contemplated pub-
lishing an edition of Hudibras. When Dr. Nash heard this, he
wanted Reed to join him, but he declined to do so ; whereupon the
Doctor seems to have gone further, and to have offered Reed the
paper, the already printed sheets, indeed everything, if he would
only do the work ; but this was declined also. Dr. Nash let off his

« Nichols' Literary Anecdotes, II. 547. 3 ibid. VIII. 279.

» Nichols' Illustrations of Literature, « Ibid. VIII. «8a

VIII. 278.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. XXXIX

vexation by declaring that Reed's, after all, was only to be a "book-
sellers*" edition. It does not appear that an edition of Hudibras
under Reed's name was ever issued.

Dr. Nash's Hudibras was published in 1793, in three volumes
quarto, two of text and one of notes. Two hundred copies were
printed, some with the plates in red and others with the plates
in black, and one copy at least was printed on vellum, with the
cuts on India paper ^. Dr. Nash says himself of the work^
"A good edition of Hudibras was very much wanted and vainly
attempted by Dr. Nash in the year 1793. A superficial reader
will easily observe frequent flashes of exquisite and brilliant wit
and humour throughout the poem, sufficient to afford him ample
pleasure and entertainment in the perusal ; but he who shall
professedly attempt to develope and illustrate all points of history,
chemistry, astrology, astronomy, &c., therein alluded or referred
to must have a capacity and a depth, variety and extent of knowledge
and learning, nearly equal to the author himself, and which few
or more of the present age, I think, will have the vanity to pretend
to ; it is Ulysses' bow, which will not bend to the feeble efforts of
the wooers of these days. Notwithstanding this, his high admiration
of the poem, and being owner of the parish so greatly honoured
by the poet's birth, tempted the Editor to proceed ; and if he has
not succeeded, magnis excidit ausis." In Nichols' Literary Anec-
dotes ', Hudibras is mentioned as " a work which reflects great
honour on [the Editor's] learning and his taste, though in the notes
he has himself too modestly said that they were intended ' to render
Hudibras more intelligible to persons of the commentator's level,
men of middling capacity and limited information.' Some apology,
observes the worthy editor, may be necessary when a person,
advanced in years, and without the proper qualifications, shall
undertake to publish and comment on one of the most ingenious
writers in our language."

Dr. Nash nowhere appended his name to his edition of Hudibras ;
only from a note before quoted* can his name be gathered. But
he prefixed to the volume of notes his portrait as it is given in
his Collections on the title-pages of the second edition ; and to each
of the two " tomes " into which the notes are divided, the view of

« Lowndes' Bibliographtn' Manual (Bohn), I and 2, p. 336. ■ Sup. 72.

3 VIII. 103. * Page vi.

xl TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

the Severe Elm, also to be found in the same edition. One Reviewer
observes 1: "The editor has indulged a little innocent vanity by
prefixing his own portrait as well as that of his house to the volume
of notes, which however he has himself ridiculed in the words of
Butler subjoined, ' and itch of picture in the front ' ! The reviewer
then refers to the note on the Nash family, and continues : ** such
notes, with a little circumstance of putting the names of the painter
and engraver under the portrait as witnesses to the likeness, with
a * Sciant presentes et futiui ' superscribed, convey more notion
of character than a long dissertation on the subject/' Another
critic says \ *^ His portrait has none of the wrinkles of age, nor do his
annotations evince that he has undertaken a task to which he was
unequal. What ever little errors may be found in this work,
it unquestionably does credit to the taste, learning and judgment
of the editor."

Nevertheless, in spite of these eulc^es, in one respect Dr. Nash
fell far short of adequate learning. Throughout his notes, when
he has occasion to quote Greek, he shows that he had certainly
nothing but the veriest superficial knowledge of that language, even
if he had any at all. And he not seldom quotes Greek, leaving it
everywhere unaccented and wretchedly spelled. Nor is the quality
of his notes themselves unexceptionable. This cannot better be
illustrated than by giving his own note' to line 655 of the first
Canto of Hudibras, the line which he placed below his own portrait,
substituting the word " and " for the *' the " of the original, " The
itch of picture in the front." He says, "Milton, who had a high
opinion of his own person, is said to have been angry with the
painter or engraver for want of likeness, or perhaps for want of
grace, in a print of himself prefixed to his juvenile poems. He
expresses his displeasure in four Iambics, which have indeed no
great merit, and lie open to severe criticism, especially on the word
Sva-fUfitjfia," And then he prints the Iambics as follows, with only
the two stops given, which in his note are of difierent founts.

faifj^ rax <iv irpo^ etBa^ avro^ve^ BXem^y
Tov h^KTvirwrov ovk eiriypovres, (l>i\oi^
FeXare <f>av\€ SvafUfitjfia ^orfap<f>ov

« Bri/isA Critic, VoL IL 52. » Mantkif Rfviiw, N.S. XV., 171, 177.

3 VoL IIL 51.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. xli

What he meant to print was no doubt this, but I have not seen
the original : —

afiadei y€ypd<l>0ai X^tpi rrjv fiiv elieova
^alris ray^ hv irpo% elSo? avroifyvh ffkiirav*
TOP S* i/cTtrrrombv oiftc iirvypSpTe^, <l>C\oi,
yekare ifMvXjov Bvafilfirifia l^(oypd^v \

Nichols, in his Literary Anecdotes \ says, "The Doctor would
do an acceptable service by republishing his edition of Hudibras in
octavo, with any improvements, which might be printed separately
for the benefit of the possessors of his truly superb quartos, verbum
sapientir

Dr. Nash was much gratified by the article from which the above
IS quoted, for he sent the following note to the editor : — " Dn Russell
Nash presents his compliments to Mr. Nichols, and thanks him for
the civil things he says of him in his magazine. Is an octavo
edition of his Hudibras wished for? Be pleased to let him know
by a line. Bevere, near Worcester, Aug. i6, 1802." But an octavo
edition was never published in Dr. Nash's time. In later years
Dr. Nash's work was republished in two vols., London, 1835, 4to.,
and again in two vols., London, 1847, 8vo. •

The only other additions Dr. Nash made to literature were papers
communicated to the Society of Antiquaries, and printed \vl Archce-
ologia: — "On the Time of Death and Place of Burial of Queen
Catherine Parr * " and " On the Death Warrant of Humphrey Little-
ton V He was the anonymous author also of a pamphlet called
a "Letter to the Freeholders of Worcestershire respecting the
proposed alteration of the Severn Navigation," dated 24 Jan., 1785,
of which there were two editions, one priced &/. and the other 3^.*.

Several tales of the worthy Doctor are extant. His book seems

* The original viewing you*d probably say
Unskilful the hand was that drew it ;
Then laugh at a bad artist's libel, I pray,
If seeing it, none of you knew it !

J. A.
In Liddell and Scott, m^Mi?/** « not given with the prefix «wi ; the nearest approach
to it is 9vfffjdnrirost and the worthy doctor's classical instinct was offended 1
• VIII. 108. 5 Ibidem, XV., 130.

3 Diet. NaL Biog.^ XL. Iia * Lord Somers* Worcestershire^ VIIL

< ArchaohgiOf IX. i.

f

Xlli TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

to have met with some criticism. One Dr. Barton ^ being in his
company after its publication, humorously observed to the Doctor
that it was defective in many respects. Dr. Nash endeavoured to
defend his book as well as he could. " Pray, Doctor/* said Dr. Barton,
*' are you not a justice of the peace ? " "I am," replied the Doctor.
" Then/' said Barton, " I advise you to send it to the house of
correction *."

The Doctor was once invited to Kyre, a mansion in a remote
part of Worcestershire. He travelled thither on horseback, as was
the usual custom of those days, and not knowing the way, he took
from his work a thatcher, who happened to be employed by the piece,
or job, to be his guide. When he dismissed the man, he calculated
the exact time he had lost, and remunerated him accordingly.
He told the story afterwards at the dinner-table, and appeared
amused that the man was not entirely satisfied with what he got
One of the guests took the part of the man, and did not hesitate
to express his opinion. "You did wrong, Dr. Nash, very wrong,"
he said. ** Why ? what do you mean ? *' asked the Doctor. " Because
every man deserves to be paid for his knowledge." " My dear Sir,
what knowledge could the poor man have had to be paid
for ? " " He knew the way to Kyre, which you did not," was the
answer •.

In fact the penurious nature of the historian was no secret among
his contemporaries. It gave rise to the following epigram : —

The Muse thy genius well divines

And will not ask for cash ;
But gratis round thy brow she twines

The Laurel, Doctor Nash *.

Once in every year he made a pilgrimage in state to preach at
Leigh, of which parish he was vicar. He used to drive thither from
his house at Bevere in a carriage and four, * with servants afore him,
and servants ahind him.' These visits occurred just before the
tithe audit, and his text invariably was, * Owe no man anything *.'

With the exception of the Introduction, the lists of sheriffs, lists of
records, and so forth, no part of Dr. Nash's Collections deals with the

« Warden of Mcrton College, Oxford. 3 N, and C-, 4 S. DC., 34.

* Chambers* Biographical Illustrations^ * Ditt. Nat. Biog.,Xh^ no.

p. 464. i N.andQ.,2 S. VII., 325.

TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH. xllii

county as a whole. It is essentially the history of the several
parishes making up the county, and nothing else was claimed for
it by its author. It is no more a history of the county than the
history of all the individual trees in a forest would be the history of
the forest itself. Such details as are given are very ncessary and of
supreme importance in writing a history, but they are like the little
blocks in the heaps of variously coloured marbles of which one here
and one there are taken to form the finished mosaic. A consider-
ation of this will lead to a true value being assigned to any project
for "re- writing Nash." What is wanted is not this, but a proper
use and re-arrangement of his Collections in the iorm of a History
of the County as opposed to the histories of the several parishes
of which the County is comprised. A " Continuation of Nash," which
is often mentioned, if in Nash's form, would be the continuation of the
separate articles for each parish. This may well be left to the local
historian. The need of the present time is one which the Wor-
cestershire Historical Society are trying to supply. They are
making available materials which were unknown or neglected when
Dr. Nash wrote, so that his work and theirs may form a foundation
for the history which it is hoped some day may worthily illustrate
the County.

Some few words may be necessary with regard to the Index
itself. In the first place it is inevitable that many errors must have
crept into a work so voluminous, and which took so long a time
in its compilation. It was the occupation of leisure moments for
something like 12 years. Every name that occurs in the text is
intended to be given spelled as it occurs. It is no part of the
business of an indexer of a work like this to assert or to guess
that such a combination of letters is meant to represent such
a name, however obvious that may be ; it is his work to afford
facilities for this assertion or guessing to those who may use his
work. Of some names the variety of spelling is very marvellous.
In the names of places Alvechurch is represented by 27 different
spellings, Inkberrow by 26, Grimley by 14, Iccomb by 13, and
Hadsor by 12 ; and perhaps these are not the most varied spellings
to be found ; these instances are only taken at random. No doubt
many of these spellings are absolute errors, and many of them have
been corrected by Nash himself in his lists of errata ; but an indexer
should be inexorable^ and record what he finds in his book ; and

xliv TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH.

in this case the lists of errata are themselves indexed. This then
is what has been attempted. It is said that a bad index is better
than none, and although this may not be universally true, it is
confidently hoped that this one is good enough to help those
who consult it to many discoveries in Dr. N^h's Collections which
would otherwise be safely hidden away among his pages.

J. A.

Clent, June, 1895.

COLLECTIONS FOR A

HISTORY OF WORCESTERSHIRE,

By Dr. NASH.

INDEX OF NAMES OF PLACES.

Abbe Lench, I 453 ; II 83«, 84
Abbedeley, App. 76, 77
Abberbeacam, Montgomeryshire, I

io5«
Abberbury, Oxfordshire, I 452^5
Abberley, Int. 6, 22, 23, 33, 57, 59

82 ; I I, 2, 2«, 2<J, 3, 3«, 10

io«» 39i 54, 377«, 467, 595
II 3S, 39» 94 (ii), 162a, 348, 350
375» 376, 466«; App. 98, 105
Dom. 15, 18, 28; Sup. II, 12
66, 96
Abberley Hill, Int 84 ; II 465 ; Sup.

i3» 48, 96
Abberley Lodge, I 4, 5a

Abberley Lodge, engraving of, Sup. 13

Abberton, Int. 22, 53, 62, 66, 87 ;

I 6, 7, 63, 64^ 65, 88, 90, 237,
272^, 290, 456; II 84, 87, 184,
220a ; Sup. II

Abbinton, Manor of, App. 75

Abblewell, Pershore, II 250

Abbodelege (Abberley), Int. 57

Abbodeley, I i ; App. 72

Abbodesley, I 2

Abboteley, App. 81

Abboteslegh, App. 70

Abbotesley, Dom. 28

Abbotley, App. 80

Abbots Hill, I 6

Abbots Langford, Warwickshire, II 10

Abbots Morton, Int. 36, 53, 58 ; I

45o<f ; II 80, 177, 178
Abbots Norton, II 195, 437 «
Abbots Wood, Wadborough, I 281 ;

II 249
Abbotsley, I 3, 161
Abbotsley, Bewdley, II 276, 281
Abby Park, Evesham, I 424
Abby Park Wall, Evesham, I 424

Abelenge, Int. 58

Abelenz, II 80

Abergavenny, Int. 3 ; II 37, 47

Aberguilly, App. 159

Aberleyji I 599

Abermarles, Carmarthenshire, I 549a,

551
Aberold, App. 46

Aberton, I 89 ; II 63, 321

Abeton, II 20

Abingdon, Berkshire, 529^

Abingdon School, Berkshire, Sup. 18

Abington, Cambridgeshire, I 588^

Ablench, I 445, 454

Ablinton, Gloucestershire, App. 65

Abtot in Normandy, I Sn

Aburton, I 6

Abyndon, II 151

Aby tote's Crombe, I 263

Acfrick, II 399^

Achelenz, II 80 ; Dom. 5

Acheton Church Lench, II 80

Achlenz, I 408

Ackebarwe, App. 76

Ackintune, I 368

Acley, II 4o6«

Acton, Int. 41 ; I 42 ; II 400; 437«;

App. 58, 72
Acton Beauchamp, Int. 7i 52, 59; I 8,

9, 258a; II 269, 397, 437«;

App. 58, 76
Acton Bumell, II 48, 66 ; App. 5
Acton Bumell, Shropshire, II 71,

162a ; Sup. 3
Acton Hall, II 272; App. 83
Acton Hall, Ombersley, II 198, 217,

219
Acton Hall, Worcestershire, II 330a
Acton, Ombersley, Int. 19, 22
Actune, Int 57; 18; Dom. 5

g

226

Index to Nash's Worcestkrshirr

Actune (Acton Beauchamp), II 244

Adam, App. 72

Addenbroke Mill, II 208

Adderbury, Oxfordshire, I 487

Addingham, Yorkshire, I 198

Addlestrop, I 393

Addlestrop, Gloucestershire, II 432

Adelstrop, Gloucestershire, I 285

Adingham, Yorkshire, I 587

Adminescot, I 265

Admiscote, I 407 ; II 427

Admyscote, II 430

iElfgyth circe, I 18

iElfgyth Church, I 19

iElfgythe Circea, I 1 7

-^Ifgythe Cyrcea, I 16

iElfric's mere, App. 46

iElfstan's bridge, App. 57

-^Imeleia, I 377

iEting way, App. 47, 48

Affime, Ombersley, II 216

Affreton, I 584

Africa, II 171

Afurwike, II 398

Aggborough, II 39

Aggynhull, II 294

Agincourt, Int. 92

Agmondesham, Int 25

Aichintune, Dom. 5

Aicota, Gloucestershire, App. 65

Ailesborough, I 261

Aiscott, Warwickshire, I 66

Aisholt Forest, Hampshire, Dom. 11

Aka (or Rock), I 10, 399^

Aka, I 236, 36o«, 559^, 597; Sup.
II

Aky?, II 232

Albemarle, Normandy, II 34 3«

Albriton, I 6

Albryton, I 92

Albury, Herts., II 368

Alcester, Int. 3, 4, 45, 55 ; I 235, 400,
413; II 6, 84, 177, 263, 264,
328; App. 107; Sup. 95

Alcester, Abbey of, Int. 49

Alchurch, I 26; II 191 ; App. 104

Alcrinton, Int. 58 ; I 584

Alcrintun, I 584

Aldbrough, Sup. 9

Aldbryton, Int 66

Aldefeld Kemsey, II 32

Aldemaston, Int. i

Alderbrook, App. i

Alderford, II 66

Alderley, Cheshire, II 71

Alderley, Gloucestershire, I 4

Aldermanston, I 14

Aldermarston, Int. 21, 36 ; App. 90

Aldermaston, Int. 7, 62/1 ; I 14

Aldermeston, Int 45

Alderminster, Int 55,62; I 14; II

23111, 246, 427
Aldermint, App. 79
Aldermostone, I 16
Aldermuston, App. 78
Aldeton, I 404
Aldington, Int 36, 47, S4» 5^ ; I 5*.

..S3» 397,404, 407, 408
Aldington Mill, I 404
Aldinton, I 405
Aldintone, II 36 ; Dom. 5
Aldlynton, App. 73
Aldnam, Hertford, I 12
Aldremoston, I 15
Alecotebroke, I 31
Aleinthechurch, I 26
Alencestre, I 399
Alensmedowe, App. 35
Aleppo, I 251a
Aleremouston, App. 73
Alesborough, I 373, 440 ; II 249
Alesborough, Manor of, Int 36
Alexandria, Sup. 93
Alferton, I 204
Alferwike, II 397
Alferwyke, II 399
Alfordesweye, I 95
Alfredeswic, II 399
Alfreton, I 584 ; II 422
Alfric, II 399 ; Sup. 75
Alfrice, II 398/1
Alfrick, Int 53, 59 ; II 66, 73, 400 ;

Sup. 76
Alinchurch, App. 65
Aliston, II 232, 233
All Saints, App. 144
All Saints, Bristol, Sup. 98
All Saints, Church of, I 324
All Saints, Evesham, Int 47, 54 ;

I 61, 401, 410, 411, 413, 415,

417, 418, 424; II 43911: Sup. 51
All Saints, Northampton, II 21311,

246^1
All Saints, Worcester, Int 41, 52, 56 ;

I 501 326^1, 33 1» 340i 576; II
94 (ii), 94 (iv), 318 (iv«), 318
{iva\ 3i8<j, 451 ; App. 76, 115/1,
116, 117, 128, 129, 131, 132;
Sup. 95, 98

All Souls, App. 168
All Souls College, Oxford, I 133, 259,
378a, 529«; II no, 165, 279,

35S, 358«, 445 ; App. 165 ; Sup.
18
Allchurch, I 16, 17, 25, 479/f, 480

II 385 ; App. 9«

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

227

Allen's Moor, I 258^

Allerton, Warwickshire, I 66

Allesborough, I 328, 387

Allesburewe, II 249

Allesley, Warwickshire, I 442, 444

Allhailows, Southampton, I 452a

Allhallows Well, Worcester, Sup. 89

Allington, Denbighshire, II 330a

Almeleia, Int. 57 ; I 377 ; Dom. 5

Almerugge, App. 76

Almery garden, Evesham, I 409

Almerye, Evesham, I 409

Almesbury, Bristol, App. 162

Almeston, Int. 48

Almiscot, App. 78

Almshouses, Evesham, I 424

Almundsbury, App. 59

Alne, Int 49

Alne Parva, Warwickshire, II 318,

3i8«

Alnwick, Int. 47 ; I 158^; Il3i8(iii),
318 (iv«)

Alnwick Castle, I 587 ; II 318 (iii«)

Alovedon, App. 80

Alreton, App. 67

Alretune, I 366 ; Dom. 5

Alrewas, Staffordshire, II 464a

Alsintune, II 231

Alspath, Warwickshire, II 70

Alstan's Graf, I 8

Alston, Int 7, 36, 54, 60; II 231,
233, 234, 235, 238

Alstoneslince, Wolverley, App. 79

Althreton, App. 51^

Altoft, Yorkshire, I 249

Altoftes, Yorkshire, I 245

Alton, Int 59; I 2/1, 10, II

Alton, Rock, Int. 59

Alton Woods, I 10

Alton's Wood, Bewdley, II 276, 281

Altry, Essex, I 347

Alvechirch, II 16

Alvechirche, Int 36, 66 ; II 115, 255,
269,411,414

Alvechurch, Int 6, 34, 53, 60, 61, 68
I 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26
27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34, 57«
63, io2«, 155, 161, 212, 227
250. 251, 339, 452, 479, 493<j
5io«; II 145, 211, 402, 415
480, 548; App. 13, 71, 72, 75
84, 89, 107, 108; Dom. 18
Sup. 12, 37, 82, 95

Alvechurch park farm, I 27, 28

Alvechurch town, I 17, 19

Alvechurche, Int 57 ; I 370, 371

Alveinchurch, I 24, 27

Alveinecherche, I 16

Alveley, II 471

Alveley, Shropshire, App. i

Alventune, I 10

Alveston, Stratford, II 22

Alveston, Warwickshire, Int 36, 38 ;

II 102 ; Sup. 66
Alvestone, Int 55 ; II 36
Alvestre, I 270
Alvetone, I 293
Aiveythchurch, I 26
Alvichchurch, App. 64
Alvichech, App. 65
Alvichurch, Int 68«, 87 ; I 23
Alvienchurch, I 25
Alviethcherche, I 16
Alviethchurch, I 17
Alviethechurch, I 17
Alvievecherche, I 18, 19
Alvieve Church, I 1 7
Alvinchurch, I 23

Alvinechurch, I 17, 18; II 414, 415
Alvinton, Dom. 5
Alvithchurch, App. 75
Alvithchurche, I 24
Alvyechurch, II 146
Alvynch, I 46
Alvynechurch, I 338
Alwington, I 10
Alwinton, Int 57 ; I i, 10
Alyncester, II 16
Alyncester, Abbey of. Int. 43
Alyncestre, I 73 ; II 15
Alynchurch, I 21, 22
Alyntchurche, I 31
Ambersle, I 404
Ambersley, II 226 ; App. 16
Ambersleye, II 227
Amblecoat, I 486 ; II 209
Ambleside, II 220a
Ambley, App. 16
Ambresbye, II 226
Ambreslaye, Int 40^1
Ambresle, I 405
Ambreslege, I 408; II 216, 217;

Dom. 5
Ambreslegh, I 407
Ambresley, I 308, 397, 407 ; II 216 ;

App. 77, 73
Ambresley, Forest of, Int 68, 69
Ambresleye, II 226, 230
Ambresloy, II 216
Ambrosden, II 216, 39611
Ambrosle, I 404
Ameley, I 377^

Ameley, Herefordshire, I 481, 482
America, I 159^; Sup. 72
Amerugge, App. 76
Amington, Warwickshire, I 79

228

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Amnet, II 163

Amport, Hampshire, Sup. 62

Ampthill, Bedfordshire, I 64a, 68

Amsterdam, I 199/f

Amulcote, II 208

Amys Acre, St John's, II 310

Ancredam, App. 75

Ancredane, II 5

Ancredham, I 140, 143 ; II 67, 68

Andes Mountains, Sup. 52

Andover, Sup. 26

Angel Lane, Worcester, App 134

Angers, France, I 11

Anglesee, Isle of, II 462

Anglesey, Isle of, I 510

Ankerdam, I 54a

Ankerden, II 68

Ankerden, Dodenham, Int. 37

Annandale, II 39

Annary, Devonshire, I 490, 526 ; II

206 ; App. 14
Annot's Riding, Arley, App. 6
Ansell Woods, Himbleton, I S79
Anthony, Cornwall, I 261 ; Sup. 43
Antonia, Int. 4
Antweq), I 64a ; II 381
Apleton, II 20
Apley, Shropshire, II 464
Apley Ouise, Bedfordshire, I 194
Apostle's Oak, Stanford, II 39911
Apperiey, Gloucestershire, App. 67
Appleby, Westmoreland, I 561
Appley, II 318 (i)
Apulthonesford, I 23
Aqualet, Staffordshire, I 1 1 7
Aquilate, Staffordshire, I 116
Aquisgrave, Sup. 79
Aquitaine, II 415, 436
Ar Church, I 1 7
Archesfonte, Salisbury diocese, II

122
Arden, Warwickshire, App. 107
Arden, Forest of, Warwickshire, App.

108
Ardolveston, Lindridge, Int 57 ; II 89
Ardolvestone, Dom. 5
Ardulveston, II 97
Arecombeheved, Int 65
Areley, Int 56; I 37, 38, 39, 328,

378^, 493<'» 499» 5oo» 549^ 5^^ ;
II 34, 166, 167, 330tf; App.

I, 5, 8; Sup. 12, 43, 54, 66,

95
Areley Hall, I 37a, 493a

Areley Hall, Engraving of, I $Sa

Areley Kings, Int 52

Areley Regis, Int 59 ; I 37, 37^

Areley, Staffordshire, II 469

Areley Street, App. i

Arewe, Int 45

Ariconium, Int. 4

Arlegh, App. i

Aries Court, Cheltenham, II 118

Arleton, Int 2 ; I 366 ; App. 72

Arley, Int 40 ; II 169 ; App. i, 2, 3,

4* 5. 6. 7, 8. 9. IS
Arley, Church of, App. 2

Arley, Staffordshire, App. i

Arley Wood, App. i, 3, io7ii

Arlington, Devonshire, I 452a

Armescot Field, II 429

Armleg, I 37

Armscot, Int 60

Amlee de Port, App, 3

Amleg*, App. 66

Amlegh, App. 7

Amley, II 40611 ; App. i, 311, 4

Amley, Villa de, App. 411

Arrewe, river, Int 87

Arrow, Int 55 ; I 460

Arrow Brook, Beoley, I 63

Arrow Church, I 17

Arrow River, Int 65, 83 ; I 17

Arrow Stream, Tardebig, II 402;

App. 59
Arundel, I 158^
Arvechurch, I 17
Ash Apalderley, App. 57
Ashby de la Zouche, I 241
Ashby Folville, Leicestershire, I 452a
Ashchurch, I 128
Ashe, II 23
Ashe Kemsey, II 17
Ashelench, Int i
Asherug, I 519/1
Ashford, Kent, I 442
Ashhome, II 406
Ashlench, Int 57
Ashmolean Library, Oxford, App. 39,

42
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, I 37^;

App. 19/f, 30
Ashton, Gloucestershire, II 235
Ashton under Edge, I 306
Ashton under Hill, Int 3; I 306,

381 ; II 340
Ashwood, I 442, 493
Aspath, Warwickshire^ I 2a
Aspermore, App. 35
Aspes, Hagley, I 502
Aspley Heath, Beoley, I 63
Assche, the, Kemsey, II 32
Assebirga, I 150
Asserug, I 570
Ast Lench, II 82
Asteley, Int. 59 ; 1 34 ; App. 7a, 79

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

229

Asteleye, I 47
Astenende, II 384
Astewood, App. 37, 76
Astlegh, I 45

Astley, Int. 5, 6, 20, 21, 22, 23, 52,
56 ; I I, 2«, 37, 39, 40, 40a, 42,

43i 44i 44o«, 43 1, 537, 57^; H
4511, 71, 218, 353, 464; App.

98, 105, 106; Sup. 12, 13, 43,

48, 66, 95, 102
Astley, Water, Int. 84
Aston, Int. 41, 45, 47 ; I 49, 97, 100,

Id, 209; II 356, 380, 426,

437«, 439«; App. 72, 77;
Dom. 20; Sup. II, 12
Aston Cantilupe, Warwickshire, Int

IS

Aston Cantloe, Int 55

Aston, Cheshire, I 442^1

Aston, Church of, II 481/1

Aston Episcopi, Int. 36, 52, 56, 68 ;

II 356«; App. 72, 150
Aston juxta Birmingham, I 187 ; II

477
Aston juxta Blockley, App. 71

Aston juxta Wigom, Int. 65

Aston Magna, Int 60

Aston Somervile, I 407 ; II 65

Aston Subedge, Gloucestershire, I 197

Aston upon Carron, Gloucestershire,

II 231
Aston, Warwickshire, II 464a ; Sup.

66
Aston, White Lady, Int 6
Astwod, App. 76, 79
Astwode, Int 66; App. 61, 69
Astwood, I 202, 204, 206, 335, 345,

348, 549<j, 552, 553; II 7, 379;

Sup. 69
Astwood Bolt, App. 69
A^wood, Buckinghamshire, II 162a
Astwood, Claines, Sup. 19
Astwood, Feckenham, Int. 18
Astwood Field, II 379
Astwood, Hanbury, Int. 20 ; I 550
Astwood Meynell, I 345
Astwood Robert, I 345, 348
Astwood, Worcestershire, I 549^^
Atch Lench, Int 7, 58 ; II 82, 222
Atche Lench, Int 66
Atherston, Warwickshire, II 318^5;

Sup. 66
Atherstone, Int 4

Atherstone, Warwickshire, App. 163
Atte Lench, II 8
Attwode, I 444
Attwood, Int 16
Atwoody App. 78

Aubright, Lincolnshire, App. 149

Auchebache, Arley, App. 7

Audeley, Staffordshire, I 549^; App.

73
Audley, I 550, 550^, 551

Auemele, I 390, 391

Aufrick, II 399, 401

Aufrike, II 397

Augsburg, II 220a, 221

Augmentation Office, Sup. 63

Augustine's Oak, Alfrick, II 399

Aulcester, I 17, 297, 399, 4041 493^»

576; App. 108

Aulchester, II 8

Aulchurch, I 257

Aulere, App. 77

Aulfrick, Sup. 76

Aulston, Int 61

Aumbresley, App. 77

Aumbresleye, Int 40

Aumbrug, I 240

Aumeleia, I 377

Aumeley, Int 61 ; I 130

Aumeley Lovett, Int. 42

Aumeleya, Int. 42n

Aumeleye, Int 43

Aumersleye, II 225, 226

Aunechurch, I 131

Auste, Gloucestershire, App. 65

Autherley, Sup. 47

Auveley, App. 81

Aveley, Shropshire, Int. 18

Avicot, Warwickshire, II 122, 124

Avignon, I 400; II 235, 471; Sup.

67» 99
Avinion, I 107, 277, 342 ; II 238,

. 476, 477

Avinione, II 113

Avon (river), Int 4, 4«, 10, 58^, 65,
68,83,85,87,88, 89, 90; I 17,
81, 130, 235, 236, 271, 272, 368,
39o» 397> 411, 424, 445» 446,
447, 452, 576; II 104, 105, 180,
202, 221, 243, 390, 454; App.
44, 107, 108, 109; Sup. 10,

47
Awfric, Sup. 75

Aylesborough, I 467 ; II 249, 437

Aylesbury, I 352a; II 4

Aynho, II 4

Babel's Hill, App. 51
Babseling, I 2
Bachcote's place, App. 37
Backster's Street, Worcester, App. 96
Baconhoe, Cambridgeshire, II 330a
Baconsthorpe, Norfolk, I 378^
Bada's Ash, App. 52, 53

•i

'i°

Inrex to Nash's Wi

Ilixlliy. I 40A, 407

Iki.lt>>- (.'hunh, I 407

ItniUi)-, Niinhaminonkhirt', I 407

Itj.UttM. I 404

ItatUk-halc, II j6g

11.1. Misty, Im. 4; ; I ,W7 : II 4(11

]I.i(l>lt.'>Ii'y Clintun, Warwik-k shire, I

ILKMcsscy, I 51

lU.k-liy, I 407

lt.i.li-nki]c, II ti2H

ra.knh:ill, Apii. 77

Il.i<lcni>ck. I ^tts

I^uli-miii>:lii', II i7i

Il;ii!i-M'i, IKiiii. 5

Kiik-sli'y CI it) Inn, W.invit-k shire. I

f.4,1
lt.i<lK I.-iiit- Kml, II 404
U...!ncC,mTt, I .,4ft
li.iihmynt'ton, II 144
liadk-Hvrth.-. Ktiiisiy, II jj
I{;it]i))ii)tiin, Su)!. (13
Ha.ha. Ini. <;7
]J.id«.iy. Int. 36. 54. 5«, 87; I s».

iiSt '15. =7-'^ .W". 404, 40S,

415: lU^'i
Ha.lM>-, l-Ai-shain, I 60
mdsk-y Clin tun, Warwick ah ire, Int.

■ H: II J58
Iladyscy. I 407
Ibi); Knd, Dorinstcin, II to
ItiKBtlorci, Kiiiisiy. 11 20, .(»
Itiftginliin, U'iirwiikshirc, .Siiji. 11
Itiihimia ls]:ii»K II ir>,
Ibious, ¥t.wi\; Su|i. 41
li.i.li(rM]misi.Ai.|..47
IbililT's ri.i[, Nuriliwirk. I loi
](iiki.T'>i Stnil, Wtin-fMiT, .\pi.. y6
Ikil.knlul.', II 12!, i{S
lUl.tijik. lUrin.r.lsliiri'. I {;.t
Ibliluii, lUtonMnr.-, I r.5 '
II.MomLlIU, .\|,,,. 7.1
l!:.iari.k'>i MiTL', .Xj.].. Sft
Itiililwiiic. M<mi^..iii<r)>.]iirL-. II s^f,n
ItiililwiiiL-, Town of, lloiit. 15
Italily.ili-, Int. 72
Itil.lyalL-, Malvi-rn, 11 iii
Jliil.lyiiii, Int. 64
JliiK-, Ai.|.. 4<)
Jliiltorl ill [ti-uk-y, fill. 18
Jbilfotil lliill, Ik-ok-y, 1 f>.yt. 6$,

'")
ifciliffl CollrKf, Dxfurtl, I 58, .i7y/,

Ibli.c, ll.f.:t..n, I 56
li;.lli.k, Tlir, I n{
ll;ily.luii...n. I>.,i,.i:..|, II ,^H
lliii„Ur,;l,, M.iiH(ii«>

Bamburgh Cattle; I ■sSfc' f^; II

3>8(ii«)

Bain)>ton, Oxfindshin; I 481

Banbury, I 400 ; II 94 <n) : Ap(L 99^
i6o«

Bandbury Chamber, Hanl^ Cnd^
IflL 64

Bangor, I 414, S»9*; App- IS*

Ilanocboum, 11 125 '

Barbadocs, Sup. 42, 61, 6a

Barbers, II 168

Uarbon, U'orccrter, I 440^

Barbone, I aoa, aoj ; Sup. 98, 107
. ILirbone Bridge, I 306
I Harbone Gate, App. to

Itarbone House, App. 103

Barbom Brook, I aioJi; Af^ 94

Itarliom Hall, App. 97
I Barltom Ward, App. 99
[ Bailfournc, Ap|». 80
; Barltoume Shoal, River Serem, SopL 6
I Itarbrook, App. 49
I Ifcirccsler, II 4

Itarcheston, Int. S5 ; I 69

Barcheston, ^\'3rwicfci}uTc I 641^ 65,
66 : Sup. 66
i Bordtslcg' tllouccstcishirc, App. 65
' Barcford, App, 78

Itarfurd, Int. 4 ; App. 79

B.iTgaie, App. 128

Itar^-vte, St. John's, II 310

ILiTkhill, Bcwdlcy, II 371. 283

Uorlichway, Hundred or, I 453*

Barling, Monastery of^ App. 41

Bam Close, Droilwich, Sup. 43
I Kim V.iKcn, 1 ili ; Sup. 16
I Kirn lli-alli, Bromsf-rovc, Sup. t6
\ It.iriiacle, Warwickshire, I 440^
I Barnard Catile. Ttitrham, II 363

Rimbow, Vurk^hire, I 640, 67

llamliy Hall, Calthorne, I ii6i(
' Barn.l-^-slLV, I 155

lUrndcalev Hall, I 155
. lUrndky, Int. 66

ItimclKjwe, I 73
; ILirni-ricld, Warley Wigom, I 534

IbkrtK'^rccn, I 25

H.imes, II 31S. 326, 328

Itanics, St. I'etcr's, Sup. 67

Barnes Hall, Iln 328 ; App. 153

Barnes Hall, near Worcester, App.
163

tiamc'shall, II 337 ; App. 100, 102
I It.-irni'sley, (Gloucestershire, I 86a
i ltame!.k-y Hall, I 163
I H;iriu-1, Int. 17
I ll;iri.et I'iel.i, I 381*1
I Bamet field, llattlu ot, II 363

Index to Nash*s Worcestershire.

231

Bameydys, App. 34
Bamgreen, I 30, i62«, 163
Bamsley, I 155
Barnstable, I 158^^
Barnstaple, Int. 25
Bamtgreen, Bromsgrove, Int 22
Barr, Staffordshire, I 549^7, 552
Barrgate, Worcester, App. 96
Barrington, Cambridgeshire, II 464a
Barrington, near Burford, II 438/1
Barrow, App. 80
Barston, II 428

Barston, Warwickshire, I 65 ; II 431
Barton, Int. 45 ; II 418
Barton, Berkshire, II 393
Barton, Herefordshire, I 272^
Barton, Lancashire, I 302
Barton, Warwickshire, Sup. 66
Barton-on-the-Heath, Int. 55
Bartongate, Evesham, I 409
Barwick, I 497

Bascot, Warwickshire, App. 24
Bashall, I 158a

Basingstoke, Hampshire, Dom. 28
Basselondten Fladbury, App. 78
Baston in Kinvaur, I 486
Bastwod, App. 79

Batenhale, Int 36; I 394; II 326,
327, 328; App. 72, 74; Sup.

67
Batenhall, Int. 60; I 194 ; II 233/f
Bath, Int. 4/r; I 64a, 78, 104, 530,

534; II i25«, i26«, i62<j, 464^;

App. 146, 160, 160;;; Sup. 9,

22, 83, lOI
Bath Abbey Church, I 452a; Dom. 20
Bath, Monastery of, II 34/1
Bath and Wells, Bishopric of, II 328/1 ;

App. 4, 166, 168
Batinhall, App. 74
Batsell, Monastery of, II 151
Batsford, I loi, 102/1 ; Sup. 95
Batsford, Gloucestershire, I 96
Batsford Field, I 97
Battenhale, I 357, 194, 594/1; II 325
Battersea, Sup. 9
Battinghale, App. 80
Battle Abbey, II 94 (i), 180, 379
Battle Bridge, Dom. 1 7
Battle Bridge, Tooley Street, South-

wark, II 318 (iva)
Battlefield, App. 36
BatUefield, Shropshire, II 318 (i)
Bawsall, Himbleton, I 579
Bayeux, France, Dom. 5, 13, 15;

Sup. 28
Baynams Moors, Droitwich, Sup. 23
Baynham, Gloucestershire, II 348

Baynton, Int. 16 ; I 54

Bayton, Int. 33, 57, 59; I 2/1, 10, 54,
54a, 54i^r, 55; II 94 (ii), 157,
159, 160, 162, 318 (iva); App.
72 ; Sup. 13

Bayton, Common, Sup. 13

Baxley, II 220a

Bea's Meadow, Droitwich, Sup. 24

Beachwood, Hertfordshire, I 493a

Beaconsfield, Sup. 45

Beaconsfield Wood, Berkshire, I 499

Beamesley, Yorkshire, I 198

Beanchill, II 429

Beane, II 18

Beangeworth, I 409

Beanhall, II 22

Beanhall, Feckenham, I 440

Beanhall, Kempsey, II 322

Bearbom, App. 119

Beareboume, I 203

Bearley, II 406

Beast Market, Worcester, App. 96

Beauchamp, App. 71, 79

Beauchamp*s Court, I 162 ; II 118

Beauchamp's Court, Powick, II 262,

267, 395
Beaudeleye, App. 78
Beaudesert, Int 55 ; II 56 ; App. 14
Beaudesert, Staffordshire, II 464a
Beaudley, Int. 42/1
Beaudly, Int gia
Beaurepair, Hampshire, II 223
Beaurepair, Oxfordshire, II 220
Beaver Island, Dom. 21
Bebure, Int 36
Bebury, I 54
Beche, App. 63

Beche, The, Lindridge, II 90/1, 103
Beche, The, Pensax, II gin
Becheleye, App. 73
Beckford, Int. 3 ; I 563
Beckford, Gloucestershire, II 231 ;

Sup. 15, 58
Bedcote, II 207, 208, 209, 210
Bedde de Kemesy, La, II 32
Bedecote, II 209/1
Bedeforde, Int. i
Bedewardin, App. 75
Bedewell, App. 75
Bedford, I 8/1; H 418/1
Bedfordshire, Int 4; I 64a, 68, 194,

239/1, 2401 302, 384, 470 ; n 24,

220il, 221, $$Oa

Bcdindone, Stoke Prior, II 379
Beding, Suffolk, I 129
Bedington, Surrey, I 452a
Bedlam, Alvechurch, I 24
Bedwardine, II 313, 314

2S2

Index to Nash's WotcssnitSBiKi.

Itudwanlyn, I 5411

Iltid«arityne, II 313; A]>|>. 71

UcL-chwood, Hcnfordshirc^ I 78, 79

lleclic. 1 456

IScdy, tlu.liiulcs, II 404

ltt.-cnh.iin, Itc-rkshirc, II 35

Ik-ronl. 1 76 ; Dom. 5

ItekcnoT, A|i]). 80

IttfkcnoT Marsh, InL 65

Ik-kkcford, II lit

J k- lasses, WoTCtfslcr, Aiip, 74

IJcllirou^hton, Iiii. >i, it, 53, 57, 59 ;

I S^t 57. 58. 'SO. 44<M. 549«j

Su|.. 13. 4S, 95
ncliV. .\|.|.. 61.67, 68
Iklcshal, Aii|i. 66
Ikky.Ait 70.81
]lt:1h.ilt, ]k'II)roii)ihtun, I 57, 346
Hdinion, KufrorUNhiTC, I 510
Ik-linumu, Ihitii. 5
l>dl llroti^litun, I 17, iS; A]ip. 10
Ikll V.rwn, I 25
Ik'll Hall. I 4.S1 : A\']x 90
Ik'U ILill, ill Ik-llirouKhton, Int. 11
Ikll Hall, WuT. wU-rshiTi:, 1 447
Ikll Inn, Int. K4 ; I W
Ik'U Inn, W<irci.>ti.T, Suji. 97
Ik-llagiort, A\t\>. 147
Ik'lLi|H>tl, Shruiihhiri:, I ii>, 51)5
Jk-]ll,ro,t<m, nt. S4
Ikllliruu^lilon, liU. 17, 68; I 159,

'«4
Ildi:rou.!.;,...I!rook. II 38
lidl>iii. I I)<.m. 5

U.lln.HloM C.iursu. II 38
Jkll. _.i:iii-, ;;;.;. 78
Ik-lls ill KiiiyMiorton, Int. 22
Helm, I 56
Ik-lmu-way, Int. 65
KdiiL-, 1 56, 57 ; II 8j ; App. 62, 67,

6'J. 73. 81
Ik'Inu Itrocton, I 57
Ik'lnc Hroughion, 1 503
IkliiL' Hall, I 57
Bdnchall, I 58
Bolton, Kutlaiulnhirc, II 162a
BelvidtTf, I 20411
Bclvoir Ca^-tk, I 10411
Ik'mnil's Kan|)-i>lai, Ik-olcy, I 63
Bendeport, Int. ■ ; A|>i(. zi
Ben (It's] >ort, xVpp. 34
Bendky Mure, App. 82
Bcneclcg, App 61
Bend worth, f (trijy shire, I 2a
BciiL-shall, App. 81
Bcncslei, Int 57 ; Dom. 6
Bcnetlcj;', App Oi, 67
Bengal, Sup. 21, 86

Bengeworth. InL 54, 9a; I S3. 4".

4>7; W »95. »». 437*. 4^;

App. 73i 78 ; Dom. to ; Sap. 56
Bengeworth Cutle, I 399
Bengeworth Lays, I 396^
BengTorth, InL 36, 61 ; I 60, 61, 397,

399> Aoo. 403> 4i2> 4>3> 4^>

Sup. 13.^1.56.95
Bengwonh Bndge, I 424
Bvngworth, Manor at, I 407
, l:.-._v,.-'. I,,., ,ia
t I. :.:. : -. ! I I.;, 11 90
, Benigwrthe, I 420
Beninforde, I 408
lk-iiing,.w.k-, 1 60; Dom. 5
Ik-nini^unhe. InL 49

[ IV,.,^,:v^.,^^I^ I 407

i ! ■ Meo

I60

Int. 58
Ikntclegh, II 403
. Ikntilcgh, II 403

: Bcntley, Int. 6, 20, 21 ; II 380, 406,
I 4o6<«. 413, 437»; App. 49, 72,

76. 77. 106; Sup. 66, 78
I Ilcntlcy Pauncefote, I 336, 4400; 481;
• II 403: App. 78

: Iknitcy, StafTonlshire, II 168
j Ik-ntley, Sussex, I 573
1 Ik-nilcjs, near Kempstowe, App. 13
I Ik-ntly, I 474
I Itcntons, I 199
I Bcnyagurlh, I 397
I Benyeworthe, I 409
BenyngH-onh, InL 47
Beodwardine, II ^d&, 319
fieoleane Bcolcy), II 244
Beolcge, Dom. 5

Ikolt-y, InL 3, s, 6, 18, 42. 53, 87 ; I
7, 16, 20, 25, 63, 64, 64«, 65, 66,
67, 68, 69, 72, 90, 144, 14s, 209,
3^9. 336,45^.455; 11184,186,
204, 244, 363, 328, 355, 402, 405,
4o6«, 477 ; App. 80, 83, 106, 107,
166 ; Sup. 13, 32, 66, 81
Riolt-y Ikidsc, 1 63
Ik-olcy Church, I 68a
Ikolno, Int. 66 ; I 56
Ikuly, Int 62; I 62; II 402, 477k;

App. 105
Ilcoly I'ark, I 63
Ik-ornuthcsleanc, II 244
lierlHjrn, App. 75
IkTchdai

Ikrclieley (Berkeley), I 20
Ik'rchcston, Int. 45
IkTcot, InL 66
Bcrechurch, Essex, I 185, 186, 187

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

«33

Berecroft, App. 37, 52

Bereford, Int 46 ; II 166

Bereg, II 231

Bereham, Int. 48

Berendone, Convent of, II 414

Berewe, I 74, 75 ; App. 72

Berewick, Manor of, App. 75

Berga, I 74

Berga, La, App. 67

Bergh, II 238, 239

Bergha, Astley, I 40

Berghland, Frankley, I 460

Bericote, I 150, 151

Berington, II 419

Berington, Herefordshire, I 86^5

Beriton, II 419 •

Beritune, Int 57; I 240; II 419;

Dom. 5
Berkeley, Gloucestershire, I 20, 298,

439«
Berkeley Castle, II 361 ; Sup. 99

Berkeley Church, II 361

Berkeley, Hundred of, Dom. 30

Berkeley, Manor of, App. 75

Berkshire, I 2, 2<j, 37^, 54^^, 54//, 85^,

loi, 157, 185, 186, 187, 239«,

375> 395» 399» 452^, 493^, 5^3 ;
II 25, 162a, 220a, 368, 393, 407«,

479; App. i2«; Dom. 13; Sup.

18, 42
Berkswell, I 493a
Berley ditch, App. i
Berling, Kent, I 272^
Berlingham, Int. 62 ; I 82, 376 ; II

141, 244 ; App. 80 ; Dom. 5
Berlingham, Chapel of, II 151
Bermingham, I 65

Bermondsey, I 20, 399, 502 ; II 247
Bermudas, II 222
Bemes, II 327
Beronot, App. 80
Berough (Astley), I 40
Berowe, I 237
Berrewe, I 75
Berrington, Int. 7, 59 ; I 240 ; II 417,

4i9» 437«
Berrington, Herefordshire, I 54/1, 55^,

549«
Berrow, Int. 38, 52, 60, 85 ; I 74, 84,

85, 85«, 86, S6a; II 108, 231 ;

Sup. 38
Berrow, The, Int. 39, 75
Berrow Hill, Droitwich, I 328; Sup. 23
Berrowe, I 84; Dom. 19
Berrowe, in Astley, I 40
Bemiw, II 232
Bersa, App. 66
Berthon, near Gloucester, 1 344; App. 1 3

Berwe, App. 77

Berwick, II i?8

Berwick in Elmet, I 448

Berwick, Shropshire, I 258^^

Berwick upon Tweed, I 112, 346

Besbrooke, I 76

Besbrooke, Radnorshire, I 362

Besford, Int. 19, 62, 88; I 76, 77, 80,

82, 260, 261, 289, 456, 495 ; II
243, 244, 245, 249, 250, 252,
253» 255> 257, 327, 437«; App.
67, 70, 73> 79» 83, 91

Besford Brook, I 289

Besford Court, Int 19; I 327

Bestewde, I 363 ; Dom. 5

Bestwood, Int 57

Betecote, II 35^, 207, 208, 209

Betecote, in Oldswinford, Int 17

Bethesda, Sup. 55

Bethesda, Pool of, II 131

Bettecote, II 208

Bettesforda (Besford), II 244

Betune, I 54 ; Dom. 5

Bevefbom, I 473 ; App. 109

Beverboum, Int. 65, 84

Beverburn, I 202, 203, 204, 206 ; II

156

Beverbume, I 49

Bevere, Int 3 ; I 20411, 473 l II i68« ;
App. 107 ; Sup. 90, 95, 102

Bevere Elm, Engraving of, II Title-
page

Beverey, App. 109

Beverey Homme, Claines, II 330

Bevereye, I 202, 204, 205, 281

Bevereye, Claines, I 327

Beverick, App. 49

Beverley, I 587 ; App. 109

Beverley, Claines, Int 37 ; Sup. 19

Beverston, II 119

Beverston Castle, Gloucestershire, II
162a

Bevery, I 203

Bevington, II 406

Bevinton, Int 57

Bevreburna, App. 64

Bewdeley, II 153; App. 74

Bewdesport, App. 35

Bewdley, Int 2, 8, 23, 31, 33, 59, 82,

83, gia, 92 ; I 54^^, 243 ; II 34,
44, 47, 74, 162a, 211, 258, 270,
271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276,
277, 277«, 278, 279, 279«, 284,
285, 286, 291, 292, 293, 368,
371, 451, 464^, 471, 473; App.
109; Dom. 19; Sup. 13, 46, 47,
63, 64, 66, 95, 96

Bewdley Bridge, II 46, 285, 279^

Hh

»34

ISHX TO XaSS'S W(

R£>dL 11 W
Bewdler, Ec^nvia^ oC n 2741^
BevdIeT Psuk, I 5^9; II 276, 2S1,

Bcwdlej Town, App. 84

Bexkr, Kect, II 223

Kbory, Minor dL, App. 74

Bibuij, Gloaccscenhxrev Int. 34

Bicfamarch, II 25 S

BkUej, I 5 ; II 97

Bicksct, Ap)>. 45

Bidford, InL 55 ; I 446 ; II 406

Bidford, Waiwkksfaire, InL 3 ; I 235,

447
Bidford Grange, Warwickshire. I 440*

BierhaU Mill, I 350

Bigsware, Gloacestershire, I 64^

Bihant', App. 64

Bikel^e, II 91

Bikemers, Church o^ Appi 76

Bikerafold, I 8

Bikerfield, App. 58

Bilford's Bridge, I 206

Billcliffe, Yorkshire, II 4640

Billesleye, InL 45

Billingbrook, II 58

Billingsly, Shropshire, II 99

Bilsley, Int 55

Bilson, Sup. 48

Bilstone, Sup. 47

Binfeild, Berkshire, II 479

Bingham's Land, FranUey, I 460

Binton, Int 55 ; II 406

Binton, Warwickshire, Sup. 66

Birch Coppice, Temple Lawem, II

311
Birch Morton, Int. 75 ; I 86fl

Birchend, Herefordshire, II 464^1

Birches, The, App. 46

Birchley, App. 48

Birchmorton, Int 82 ; I 54^7, 74, 74J1,

85, 86^; II 71
Birkh^id Priory, Cheshire, II 94

(vi)
Birkley, Lancashire, II 162a
Birlingham, Int 43, 53 ; I 77, 81, 83,

289; II 252; App. 78, 81
Birlingham, West, App. 78
Birlyngham, App. 70
Birmingham, Int 4> 9i 88; I 152,

154, 359» 52»«; II 17. 94 (ii),
187, 191, 477, 477«» 478; Sup.
3» 47, 47«, 48, 84, 93

Birmingliam Canal, Sup. 47

Birnlxnirn, App. i

IJirnehirnc, I 174

Jiirn<:burnc Brook, I 153

I 19S

Bcra Mortoo. InL 73 ; I 74

Inn 5X, 6«; I 84. 85,

*5«, 86 ; n io6» 109. X41, 447 ;

Sopu 13. 3S
1^3

RwarTTT^, Inc. 5S; I 446
Ksoopeien^ IsL 58
Bisccpeskss^ I 445; TL So; Dooi.

12
Biset, near Ahrotoo, Warwick, II

36
TWfcimr^ o n , Int 19, 34, 44, 53, 56,
60 : I 6, 8S, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93.

^4, 9S 96, I97r I97«» 445 ; II ^

16, 80, 82, 17S, 184, 222; Apfn

64, 7«» 7^,80; Sop- 13
Bishder. AppL 77, 78
Bishop's Aston, Int 66
Bfihop's Charitj Schools^ Woicester,

I 50
Bishop's Chase, Int. 78, 79, 80
Bishop's Clere, Glo uc e atc r, Appu 165
Bishop's Frome, I 8
Bishop's Hampton, Int 34
Bishop's Hampton, Warwk^shiic^ Int.

34

Bishop's liddiard, WDtshiie, I 15a

Bishop's Meadow, Ripple;, II 296
Bishop's Mere, App. 47
Bishops Mill, Wenkmd, II 455
Bishop's Palace, Worcester, II 319,

3'9«
Bishop's Stanford, I 8

Bishop's Stoke, Int 34

Bishop's Stoke, Hampshire, I 530*

Bishop's Street, Worcester, App. 96

Bishop's Wyke, II 308^, 311

Bishopsthorpe, II 223

Bishopswode, Malvern Chase, II 137

Bishopton, Warwickshire, Sapi. 66

Bissampton, Int 64

Bissantun, II 64

Bisseleg*, App. 67

Bisselegh, II 166 ; App. 77

Bisseley, App. 70, 79

Bisset, App. 81

Bissley, I 557

Bissopesdon, Warwickshire, Ak>. 65

Bittles, Alvechurch, I 25

Blacamore, Ombersley, II 216

Blackbrook, II 39

Blackcrofts, II 404

Black Delph, Sup. 47

Blackdown, Devonshire, II i62fl

Blackemore Park, I 567

Blackenhurst, I 63

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

235

Blackenhurst, Hundred of, Int. 58;

I 52, 118, 197, 434, 546; II 82,
83, 104, 195, 202, 216, 2i6n ;
Sup. 3

Blackenhurste, Hundred of, Int 58

Blackewelle, Int. 58

Blackford Bridge, Int 64

Black Friars Priory, Worcester, App.

Black Fryers, I 266, 494
Blackfurlong, Droitwich, Sup. 24
Blackherst, Hundred of, I 407
Blackheth, App. 36
Black Hills, The, I i59«
Blackistone Rock, Engraving of, II

48a
Blackistone's Rocks, Int. 83
Blacklegh, App. 78
Blackmedowe, Lindridge, II loi
Blackmere, I 20, 158a, 162
Blackmore, Int 71 ; I 503, 504
Blackmore Park, Int 6, 70, 76, 77,

84; I 557, 558, 559, 564; II

393, 395 ; App. 83, 88, 105
Blackmore Park, Engraving of, I 539a
Blackpitcomer, Himbleton, I 579
Blackshall, I 2a
Blackstone, II 39
Blackstone Hermitage, Sup. 48
Blackstone Rock, II 47 ; Sup. 96
Blackston's Rock, Sup. 6^
Blackwell, Int 48, 60, 61 ; I 237,

286; II 21, 428, 429, 430«, 435
Blackwell Chapel, II 429
Blackwell Hall, App. 114
Blackwell Path, II 428
Blackwell, Shipston, Int. 37
Blacwell, II 436
Bladaen River, I 285
Bladen, App. 43
Bladon, Woodstock, I 37511
Blagden, Kirkham, II 158
Blagdon, Devonshire, I 2a
Blakedown, II 39
Blakegreen, App. 77
Blakegrove, I 22
Blakeley, Int i ; App. 21, 35
Blakeley Grange, App. 22
Blakeley Grange, Oldbury, I 522
Blakenhurst, Dom. 28
Blakenhurst, Hundred of, I 60, 396;

II 177, 204, 461 ; App. 62, 73
Blakepole, I 95

Blakesall, II 470
Blakeshall, Wolverley, I 78, 79
Blakeslowe, App. 36
Blakewell, II 102
Blakfield, Siurey, II 377

Blakwellis, App. 72

Blandlond Slade, II 80

Blankets, The, App. 117

Blankets, The, Claines, I 203, 2io«

Blatherwick, Northampton, I 156,

157
Blaydon, Yorkshire, I 385

Bledington, Gloucestershire, II i

Blenheim, Dom. 27

Blenleveney, I 158a

Bletsho, I 262

Blickling, Norfolk, I 526; II 206;

App. 14

Blicklying, Norfolk, I 490

Blideward Wood, Yorkshire, Dom. 9

Blikeley, Hanbury, I 549

Blissyeate, Bewdley, II 276, 281

Blisworth, I 67

Blisworth, Northamptonshire, I 6411

Blochelei, Int 58

Block House, Worcester, App. 98, 100

Blockel, I 96

Blockele, I 113

Blockelei, I 96

Blockeleie, I no, in

Blockelet, I 96

Blockeley, II 442

Blockeleye, Int 36; App. 77

Blockle, App. 78

Blockleia, App. 65

Blockley, Int 7, 19, 34, 54, 60; I 96,
97, 98, loi, 103, 104, 105, 236,
286, 334, 393, 452» 452«» 609;
II 220a, 318 (i); App. 78, 87,
88; Dom. 14, 18, 20; Sup. 66,

95»96
Blockley, Deanery of, Int 33, 46, 54 ;

I 96, 144, 285, 393 ; II I
Blok, Int 47
Blokele, I 112
Blokelegh, I 106, 107, 108
Blokkeley, I 115; II 433; App. 71,

72
Blokkeleye, I 114
Blokkell, I 109
Blokley, Int 46 ; I 263
Blomesmithy, App. 35
Blookley, App. 71
Blore, Sup. 42

Blotherwike, Northampton, I 474
Blykeleye, Hanbury, I 556
Blyseworth, Lincolnshire, Sup. 17
Blythe, I 340

Blythe Hall, Coleshill, App. 143/1
Boardhill, Sussex, I 37a
Bobbington, Staffordshire, I 55
Bobington, I 191
Bobinton, Staffordshire, II 133

TS6

IXBIX TO X

Bobjngton, SeaifcrdsEtfre, I 190
Bol^ntoc, I 191
Bockelioo, I 2JE. 1x5: n 21S
BbckktoQ, InL 7. 33: I 115, ii6l 1x7.

iiS, ii5a. 245: II 73^94«,96.:

I>003. 19 ; Sep. 14. 57
BocUetoo Form. SapL 14
Bocklintoci, I>qiil 5
Bocklyngtoo, App, 70
BocUnd, Sop. 42
BodetoQ, InL 59
Bocb'ntoo, I 115
Bodintim, Int. 57
Bocoaock, CornvoIL I 49S«
Boddy Brook, Droitwicb, Sop. 24
Bodebroc, InL 44
Bodedens, PecbizHshire. II 330*
Bodeley, InL 66 ~
Bodington, Gloacesrashire, II 220a
Bodinton, II 3S0
Bodleian Library, I i99«, 413. 4i5<**

50211, 539; App. 7«, 2i«; Sup.

I, 83, 99
Bodney, Norfolk, II 162^
Bohemia, Sup. 65, 66
Boicot, I 350
Bokcelton, II 218
Bokeleton, App. 72
Bokelton, InL 15 ; I 115, 493^ S^^l

II 41S ; App. 80
Bokkenorhull, InL 66
Boklington^ I I'S
Bolenhull, InL 81
Boleyn, I 385

Bolingbroke, Lincolnshire, II 220a
Bologna, I 305
Bologne, InL 17
Bolton, II 16211, 3o8«
Bolton, near Worcester, II 258
Bol>Ti, I 385
Bombay, I 272^
Boner*s Place, Hanley, I 386
Bonley, Int. 48
Bonyngton, InL 45
Bonynton, InL 45

Bookey's Leasow, Grafton Flyford, 1 467
Booth Hall, Worcester, Sup. 94
Boraston, II 417 ; App. 75
Boraston, Salop, InL 38
Boraston, Staffordshire, I 332
Boraston Mill, Salop, II 94 (i)
Bordele, II 91
Bordesle, II 410, 415
Bordesleg*, App. 66
Bordeslege, II 40711
Bordesley, InL 65, 66 ; I 25, 26, 452 ;

II 206, 387, 388. 398, 405/1, 406,

408/1, 409, 414 ; Sup. 90

Bordesfev. Abbey o4; Int i, 43,
4^ 46: I 24> n> 28, 350^

549 ; II 403» 404, 405f 406.
4=7, 4c5, 411 ; App. 78, 82 ;

BordesLcT. Convent o^ 11 385
Rxdesiey Park, I 5100 ; II 404, 407 ;

ApoL 107
Bordes&er Park Fann, I 27
Bordtfdtfys, II 410
Borieskre, II 412, 413
Bocei^rd, Appc 80
Borenxd. App. 77, 79
Boreler. Ombenter, 11 386*
BoceveyscoQ. App. 35
Borz!i20Q, GLoccestcnfaire, I 407
Boriesch. InL 6gm
Bomheaih. Sep. 16
Bococs:^. Oidbczij, I 521
Borou«ji HiIL DiTentij, Dom. 29
Boroc^e« App. Si
BoroQgbtoD, I 409
Borslev Lod^e. L'pCoo. 11 44 7
Borsley Plrk^ Beoley, I 63
BorsbaiT, Sup. 78

Bosborr. Herdbrdshire:, I 379; II 171
Boscobd, II 324; AppL 106, 141;

Sap. 90
Bosebory, I 105 ; II 102, 174
Bosebary. Herefordshire, II 33
Boston, I 56

Boston, Nev England, I 37a
Bosvorth, I 156
Boswonh, Batde of^ InL 5 ; I 65, 69,

474 ; App. 97

Botelerslond. I 575

Botinton (Gloocestershire), App. 67

Bottsom, II 294, 295

Boughton, II 30S, 308*, 312; App.

80, 81
Boulton, II 3oS«
Bounds, The, Hartlebury, I 570
Bounshall, Le, Oldswinford, Appi 74
Bourdeau2c, I 35
Boumbrook, InL 88
Bourne, Kent, Sup. 58
Bourton, InL 46

Bourton, Buckinghamshire, II 162a
Bourton-on-the-Hill, I loi, 102; II 71
Bourton-on-the-Hill, Gloucestershire,

I 96 ; Sup. 65
Bourton-on-the-Water, I 549a
Bourton Wood, I loi
Bourton, Yorkshire, InL 39
Boutelegh, App. 69
Boverium, Tibberton, II 423
Bowden Park, Laycock, Wiltshire,

App. 144

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

237

Bower, App. 87 ; Dom. 19

Bower, Rock, I 11 ; II 94 (ii); Sup.

II
Boxted, Essex, Sup. 62
Boycot, Droitwich, Sup. 23
Boy Meadow Ripple, II 295
Brace's Leigh, II 74, 266; Sup. 51
Brach, Romsley, App. 27
Brackley Breach, App. 27
Bracredham, II 67
Bradcote, App. 53
Bradecote, Int. 58
Bradecote, I 121, 123, 124, 340; II

94 (i), 356«, 426; App. 72, 75
Bradeforton, Int 47
Bradekote, Int. 66
Bradeleg', App. 64
Bradelege, Int. 58 ; I 446
Bradeley, Int. 66, 88 ; App. 72
Brademede, Powick, II 269
Bradewas, Int. 41, 48; I 139, 140,

141, 142, 143, 270; II 102;

Sup. 15
Bradeway^ I 148, 149
Bradeweia, I 144 ; Dom. 5
Bradewesham, Int 58 ; I 136
Bradewey, II 456 ; App. 73
Bradfeld, App. 76
Bradfield, Berkshire, I 157
Bradford, Shropshire, App. 9
Bradfordebrugge, Int 65
Bradforton, Int 36 ; I 52, 397, 404,

406, 407, 408; II 104, 105
Bradecote, I 120, 122, 123, 126, 127 ;

II 326, 327, 437«; App. 44, 53
Bradingcotune, II 422
Bradley, Int 60 ; I 445, 446, 449,

453> 454, 547, 55^; II 4o6«;
App. 78, 79

Bradley, Hundred of, Gloucestershire,
II 326;!

Bradmayle, App. 38

Bradmede, II 406/1

Bradmedowe, App. 37

Bradmore, App. 55

Bradnesford, II 73 ; Dom. 5

Bradwas, Int 36, 37, 39, 61 ; I 137;
II 66 ; App. 7 2

Bradwell, I 404, 409 ; (Gloucester-
shire), I 407

Bradweye, I 144, 147 ; App. 77

Brailes, Int 55

Brailes, Warwickshure, I 66, 265

Braineford, App. 47

Brain's brook, App. 48

Bramcote, I 452a

Bramhope, Yorkshire, I 272

Brampton, App. 85

Brampton Brian, I 86, 86a

Brampton Bryan, Sup. 79

Brampton, Norfolk, I 378a

Brampton, Northamptonshire, II 479

Bramshill, Staffordshire, I 157

Bramzill Park, Hampshire, I 495

Branceford Lye, Int 84

Brandeley, I 151, 155

Brandsford Bridge, Int 75

Braneford, App. 78

Brangonium Flavise, Int 4

Branogenium, Int 3 ; App. i, 107 ;
Sup. I

Branonium, Int 3; App. 107

Bransford, Int 52; II 73, 75, 244,
262, 400 ; Sup, 51

Bransford Bridge, Int 64; Sup. 51

Bransford Gate, Worcester, Sup. 10

Brasenose College, Oxford, II 464a

Bratecote, I 194

Bratforton, I 118, 197 ; Sup. 14

Bratfortune, II 438, 461 ; Dom. 5

Bratifield, I 359

Braunceford, II 122

Braunceford Bridge, Int. 72, 84

Braunesford, II 122

Braunsford, Int 62n; II 76, 138, 437/1;
App. 80

Bravinium, Int 3; App. 107

Bravonium, Int 3

Brayles, Int 46, 49; Sup. 27; (War-
wickshire), I 537

Brayneford, II 266, 266«

Braynesford, Dom. 30

Braytoft Hall, Lincolnshire, II 464a

Braywood, Staffordshire, I 452a

Brazenose College, Oxford, Sup. 83

Breadon, Int 44

Breadow, Int. 19

Brecknock, I 42, 44 ; II 6 ; App. 159,
166

Brecknockshire, II 12; Sup. 12

Brecston, Int. i

Bredewell, II 12

Bredforton, App. 73

Bredicot, Int 37, 39, 5^, 60; I 120,
121, 127, 179, 194, 289; II 422;
Sup. 18

Bredicote, 1 120, 189; II 422; App. 81

Bredicott, Int 52

Bredome, I 478

Bredon, Int 20, 21, 34, 44, 47, 54,
60 ; I 42, 43, 44, 89, io2«, 128,
130, i32«, 13s, 272^, 368, 392,
473, 480, 559 i n 23, 33, 82,
180, 222, 231, 233, 244, 454, 456,
457 ; App. 64, 72, 75, 79, 80, 95 ;
Dom. 18, 20; Sup. 61

^3^

Indkx to Nash's Worcbstcrshiiib.

Bredon HiU, Int 6i ; I 381 ; II i8o»

23». ^S"''* »34, 258; Sup. 58
Bredon Rectory, I •132a

Bredone, Int. 36; I 134, 169, 227;

II 135 ; App. 72; Dom. 7

Bredune, I 18

Breeden, I 128

Breedon, Int. 4, 88; I 18, 128, 130,

»3i» i33«. 134, 181, 267, 479«;

Sup. 14, 45, 95, 102
Breedon Brook, Stoke Prior, II 380
Breedon Hill, Int 87, 89, 90; I 130,

236; Sup. 15, 27
Breedon Manor, Sup. 15
Breedon, Mona.ster>' of, I 18
Breedon Rectory, Sup. 15
Breknockshire, II 372
Brem', App. 66
Bremesgrave, I 21, 23, 150, 168, 169;

II 413; App. 78
Bremesgrove, I 174, 175; App. 73,

78
Bremgr'va, App. 67

Bremsbury, Herefordshire, Sup. 58

Brcndhall, I 523, 524

Brentford, II 223

Breodun Int 58; I 128; II 150,304,

464
Breodune, I 18 ; II 244
Brerecroft, II 414
Brerhulle, Droitwich, I 351
Bretforton, Int. 23, 54, 58; I 118,

397 ; App. 78
Brettle Lane, Sup. 57
Brewarne, Oxfordshire, I 54/1 (54^ ?
Brewood, Staffordshire, App. 16
Brewood School, Supw 100
Brick Fields, Claines, Sup. 18
Bricklehampton, Int. 62 ; I 255, 271 ;

II 244, 245, 250, 252, 253;

App. 73
Bricklehampton field, I 271
Bricstelmestune, Dom. 5
Briddismylne, App. 36
Bridenbridge, App. 59
Bridenes Bridge, Tardebig, II 402
Bridewell Chapel, II 21 $n
Bridge, Kent, I 14
Bridge Sollers, Herefordshire, I 42
Bridge of Worcester, App. 114a
Bridge Bourn Ford, App. 46
Bridgeboumeford, App. 47
Bridgenorth, II 94 (ii)
Bridges Stocking, Bredicot, I 121
Bridgnorth, I 251, 529; II 94 (vi), 277,

318a, 318 (i), 318 (iva), 464a;

App. 104, 151 j Sup. 8
Bridport, Int 31

Brigges, Shropstiire, I 588^

Brigbampton, App. 78

Brjghtwell, Oxfordshire, II 162a

Brihtul, II 244

Brikelhampton, I 381

Brill, Buckinghamshire, App. 163

Brilly, Herefordshire, I 364

Brimpsfield, Gloucestershire, II sao«,
221

Brimpton, Somersetshire, II aai

Brimsfield, I 158^^1 465; II aso«;
App. 87

Brimstanes Pytte, Int 68

Brimypiece, near Overton, II 94 (vi)

Brine, The, App. i

Brinepit, The, Dodderhill, I 335

Brinepits, I 347

Brinsop, I 15&1

Brinsop, Herefordshire, II 394, 395,400

Brinton*s Brook, Tardebig, II 402

Brire Close, I 408

Brireton, Hampshire, Sup. 18

Bristitune, II 36

Bristol, Int 34^; I 64a, 66, 69, 159,
195, 251, 272^ 279, a86, 372,
382, 493a, 547, 549, 5490, 562 ;
II 29, 97, 108, 118, 127, 235,
242, 274«, 345, 43011, 45311, 464^ ;
App. 6, no, 120, 128, 134, 158,
162, 165, 166 ; Sup. 9, II, 17, 47,

47«, 57» 82, 94
Bristol, Bishopric of, Int 33
Bristol, Diocese of. Int. 33/1
Bristowe, I 76
Britesmorton, App. 76
Brithefeld, Kemsey, II 32
Brithlarapton, II 255
Brithlenton, II 245
British Museum, Sup. 49, 72
Britleharapton, Int. 36
Brittany, I 99, 99a
Broad Camden fields, I 97
Broad Meadow, App. 50
Broad Mere, App. 52
Broad Moor, App. 56
Broad Street, Worcester, App. 96, 100,

102, 134; Sup. 90, 97
Broadgate Hall, Oxford, I 385
Broadheath, Eastham, Sup. loi
Broadheath, Hallowe, I 473
Broadheath, Worcester, App. 98
Broadmead by Wych, I 35 1
Broad merston, Gloucestershire, I 23711
Broadwas, Int. 52, 56, 60, 84 ; I 136,

137, 138, 257, 473 ; II 67, 166,

232, 400; Sup. IS
Broadwas Court, I 138
Broadwas Gate, Worcester, Sup. 10

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

239

Broadwater, Kidderminster, II 3S«
Broadwater Brook, II 4yon
Broadwaters, II 39 ; Sup. 48
Broadway, Int. 6, 7, 18, 19, 36, 54, 62,

87 ; I 64a, 65, 118, 144, 145, 146,

237i 243» 245» 480 ; II 244 ; Sup.

10, 15, 4S> 56, 96
Broadway, Gloucestershire, I 383;

II 246
Broadway Great Farm, I 144
Broadway Hills, Sup. 28
Broadways, I 54a
Broadwell, I 393
Broc, Int. 57; II 157; App. 63;

Dom. 5
Brocamine, II 75
Brocamine, Leigh, II 73
Brochill, Shelsley, II 353
Brock', App. 67
Brockampton, II 223
Brockbury, I 378a ; Sup. 95
Brockbury, Colwall, II 122
Brockbury, Herefordshire, I 258a
Brockenborrow, Wiltshire, I 54a
Brockenburrow, Wiltshire, I 54^/
Brockencott, I 188
Brocket Hall, Hertfordshire, II 368,

370, 395
Brockhampton, I 365, 560, 573^

Brockhampton, Herefordshire, I 40;

II 218
Brockin, App. 88
Brockmore, Sup. 57
Brockton Hacket, Int. 66
Brocton, Int. 65, 66; I 179, 549;

App. 64, 67, 70, 71, 78
Broctor*, Int. 42^

Broctune, I 179; Dom. 5 ; Sup. 17
Broctune (Broughton Hacket), II 244
Brodanwege (Broadway), II 244
Brode, I 346
Brodeford, Int. 68
Brodemedow, Purshull, I 349
Brode wash, II 19
Brodwehan, I 473
Broeash, Hundred of. Int. 69
Brohall, App. 81

Brohulbrugge, Lincoln diocese, Sup. 43
Broke Street, Int. 66
Brokeleigh, I 62

Brokhampton, 1 573, 588,588^; App.85
Brokham', Gloucestershire, App. 65
Brokleigh, App. 70
Brokton, App. 73
Brokton Haket, App. 73
Bromcroft, I 471
Brome, Int 33, 53; I 189, i9i«, 461,

462,486, 488; II 217

Brome, Staffordshire, I 529; II 217;

App. 10
Bromecroft, Shropshire, I 493
Bromefield, App. 36
Bromesbarrow, Int 71, 73
Bromesberrow, Sup. 38
Bromesberrow, Gloucestershire, II 304
Bromescombe, App. 2«
Bromescroft Castle, I 493a
Bromescumb, App. 2
Bromesgrave, II 413 ; Dom. 5
Bromesgrove, Int. 36, 42 ; I 159, 297 ;

II 379; App. 21, 33, 80, 81
Bromfield, II 143
Bromhale, II 23
Bromhall Kemsey, App. 75
Bromham, Bedfordshire, II 330a
Bromleg*, App. 66
Bromley Farm, Arley, App. 6
Bromley's Farm, App. 8
Brompton Park, Sup. 41
Bromsberrow, Int. 75
Bromsberough, I 74
Bromsburrough, I 86
Bromscroft, App. 5
Bromsgrove, Int. 8, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23,

32, 33i 37, 39> 53i 59, 63, 66, 68,
68;^, 84, 87, 89, 90, gia, 92 ;
I 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 25, 33,

42, 54«, 56, 150, i5o«, ^5h i5i«i
152, 153, 155, 156, 156^, 157,
1581 i59» 160, 161, 163, 170,
171, 172, 250, 251a, 329, 440a,

443» 457, 458, 479, 5^9, 519,
554; II 7«, 8, 41, 42, 63, 205,
211, 327, 329, 330, 397, 397«,

402, 406; App. ion, 13, 2Xff, 76,

79, 80, 8ij 89, 107, 108; Dom. 7,
8«, 9«, 20 j Sup. 15, i6«, 17, 48,
78,88

Bromsgrove Chancel, I 494

Bromsgrove Church, I 493/1; II 8,

329, 330, 379 } App. 38
Bromsgrove Mill, Sup. 16
Bromsgrove School, Sup. 16
Bromsgrove Vicarage, Sup. 16
Bromsgrove, View of, I 151
Bromwich, I 460; II 481;!; Sup.

57
Bromwichland, Frankley, I 460

Bromwick, App. 21

Bromwych, Staffordshire, Int. 36

Bromwyck Park, App. 36

Bromyard, I 258a, 572, 573^, 588;

II 74, 484; App. 87, 154; Sup.

98, lOI
Bromycham, App. 29
Bromysgrove, I 169

340

Index to Nash*s WoRCEsmsHiES.

Brookend, I 25&1 ; II 22, 456

Brooke's Place, Much Baddow, I 78

Brookhampton, Herefordshire, I 116

Brookhouse, Dodderhill, I 335

Brook's Croft, App. 51

Brook's Place, Much Badowe, I 79

Brook's Slade, App. 45

Brookwood Lane, I 25

Broom, I 56

Broome, Sup. 102

Broomhall, II 20, 22

Broomhill, I 56, 57

Broomhouse, Stoke Prior, II 380

Brosse, I 99a

Broton, Int. 6Sn

Brotton, Int. 42

Brotune, Int. 57 ; I 56 ; Dom. 6

Broughall, Staffordshire, II 205

Broughton, I 547 ; II 245 ; App. 81

Broughton Court, Chaddesley, I 549^

Broughton Hacket, I 194, 279; II

244i 437
Broughton Hackett, Int. 54, 62 ; I

179; Sup. 17

Brownsover, Warwickshire, App. in

Browne's Cottage, II 404

Brudeport, Worcester, App. 96

Bruen, Abbey of, Int. 46

Bruen Stapleford, Cheshire, II 368

Bruen's Bell, I 56

Brugenorth, App. 30

Bruges, I 308

Bruges, Flanders, I 452a

Brugge, I 344 ; App. 64

Bruggnorth, I 513

Bniherst, App. 75

Bruityes Place, II 9

Bruke[field], App. 35

Brussels, II 359 ; Dom. 27 ; Sup. 69

Brute's Morton, I 74, 84, 88 ; II 242

Brutesmorton, App. 77, 79, 80

Brutgate, App. 48

Bruton, II 162a

Bruttesmorton, App. 70

Bryand, Yorkshire, II 433«

Br>an's Bell, I 56, 57

Brybure, II 135

Bryde's tenement, App. 35

Brydon, App. 71

Brydsall, App. 86

Brymspold, App. 34

Brymstry, Hundred of, I 508

Bryndesnymming, App. 37

Btuntingthorpe, Leicestershire, I 347

Bubington, Staffordshire, I 79

Buchton, I 397

Buckele, Int. 49

Buckingham, II 407;!

Buckinghamshire, Int. 4 ; I ao, 6, 7,
37tf, 4», 79i 85» i57f ^S^ i^t
23911, 267, 272^>3520f 407f45i«i

452a, 487, 49311, 505, 549«> 565 ;

II 162a, 220a, 291, 3i8tf, 322,
352, 46411; App. 163 ; Dom. ao;
Sup. 62

Buckland, I 144

Buckland, Berkshire, I 185, 186, 187,

45 2«
Buckland, Buckinghamshire, I 85
Buckland, Dorsetshire, I 260
Budbroke, Lincolnshire, Sup. 3a
Budbrooke, Int 55
Budeford, Int 45 ; II 406m
Budiford, II 40611
Budiforde, I 338
Bugbur}', II 107
Buglawton, Cheshire, I 251a
Buinton, I 408 ; Dom. 5
Bukkebure, II 113, 114
Buldewelly Church, I 406
Buleg', App. 62
Bule's ditch, App. 59
Bulhouse, Herefordshire, I la
Bulkdines, I 158a
BuUand, II 406
Bullen (Boulogne ?), II 196
Bulleria, App. 79
Bullinghope, II 398
Bulwall, York diocese, Sup. 43
Bumfield, Bromsgrove, Sup. 16
Bunhill, I 155
Bunnil, I 159

Buntingthorpe, Leicestershire, I 347
Bunynton, II 412
Buraston, Shropshire, Int 36
Burcester, I 509

Burcona terra, Wolverley, II 470
Burcot, I 159
Burcot (Bericote), I 151
Burcot, Bromsgrove, I 440a
Burford, I 2a, 116, 191, 243, 24311,

257, 258» 306, 332, 34S» 363, 367.

367^, 407, 495 ; II 2, 159, 166,

»68, 350, 348, 417, 438/1; App.

129 ; Sup. 79, 80
Burford Church, II 41811
Burford Church, Shropshire, Sup. 78
Burford, Deanery ofi Int 33 ; I 54,

89, 245 ; II 270 ; Sup. 21
Burford Quarry, Oxfordshire, I 282
Burford, Shropshire, I 20, 240, 241,

364; II 94 (i), 162a
Burford's Farm, Hallow, I 471
Burforde, Sup. 79
Buqjort, Worcester, App. 96
Burga, Int 41

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

241

Burgelege, Int. 58 ; II 294

Surges in Berry, I 35

Burghill, Herefordshire, I 86a

Burghope, Herefordshire, I 272, 272^

Burgo de Hales, Hundred of, I 515

Burhelm's bounds, I 20

Burlashy II 4Sn

Burleg*, App. 63

Burlegh, II 295

Burleigh, I 559

Burley, II 406;)

Burlingham, I 81, 82, 368; II 180,

.245; App. 67, 77; Sup. 13
Burlish Common, II 39
Burmington, Int 55
Bumeburn, I 175
Burneford, I 157
Bumell, App. 81
Bumford, I 159, 415
Burnt Green, I 32
Bumwindale, App. 57
Buroyston, Shropshire, II 102
Burrowhill, Feckenham, I 443
Burrowhill, Martley, Sup. 96
Bursham, Denbighshire, II 330a
Bursley, II 294

Burstners Cross, Col wall, II 142
Burtford, Sup. 79
Burton, I 194, 239, 241, 246, 247,

247«» 340, 404, 407 ;.App. 105
Burton Constable, Yorkshire, I 67
Burton, Lower Sapy, Int. 6
Burton-on-the-Water, I 103
Burton, Staffordshire, I 352a
Burton-upon-Trent, II 162a, 303
Burtsmorton, Int. 17
Bury Hall Farm, II 471
Bury Hill, Oldbury, I 521
Busheley, App. 79
Bushley, Int 21, 52, 62, 85 ; I 180,

iS2> 385* 389 ; II ^06, 304« ;

App. 81 ; Sup. 18
Bushley Park, I 559
Busseleg', App. 67
Busseley, App. 77
Butler's Marston, Int. 55
Butler's Tenement, Strensham, II 391
Butolph Lane, London, II 318 (iva)
Buttes Morton, I 84^ ; App. 79
Buttinggrove, App. 49
Buveme, Int 49
Buxton, Derbyshire, Sup. 64
Buysheleye, App. 73
Bybure, II 135
Bylingbrook, I 8
Byngeworth, App. 77
Bynington, Int. i
Bynningbrook, App. 2

Byrchincroft, App. 35

Byrchinscrof, App. '35

Byrchinstokyng, App. 35

Byrecote, I 151

Byrlingaham, II 244

Byrlingham, I 81

Byrlyngham, App. 37

Byrston, Buckinghamshire, I 352a

Byrtes Morton, Int 71

Byshampton, I 544, 545 ; II 188 ;

App. 72
Bysseley, I 181

Cachfeld, App. 79

Cackmore, App. 35

Caddeslai, I 184

Caddesleye, Int 49

Cadeshulley, Int 66

Cadlewyk, Int 51

Cadminfields, I 97

Caerangon urbs, App. 109

Caerguorongon, App. 109

Caermarthen, App. 158, 159, 162

Cakemore, I 508, 510, 523, 527,

531
Cakemore, Halesowen, I SiS«

Cakemore, Salop, I 517

Cakmore, App. 35

Calais, I 79, 85, 86a, 99a, 459; II

162a ; Sup. 49

Calcot Hill, App. 17

Calcot Hill Farm, App. 15

Calcutta, I 493a

Caldecote Hill, App. 15

Caldeslai, Dom. 5

Caldeslei, I 240; II 348

Caldesley, II 348

Caldewell, II 245 ; App. 79, 81

Caldicote, I i

Caldnesbume, App. 36

Caldwal, App. 80

Caldwall, I 249 ; II 38

Caldwall, Kidderminster, Int 23

Caldwell, I 6 ; II 44, 47 ; App. 55, 78

Caldwell, Kidderminster, I 549a, 550^,

551
Caldwell Medowe, App. 35

Caldwell, Pershore, Sup. 61

Calehill, Kent, II 35 8«

Callewhill, App. 53

Callow Hill, App. 34, 51, 54

Call way Hill, Worcestershire, I 145

Calmore, App. 36

Calrehan, Lindridge, II 98^

Calthome, Yorkshire, I ii6/f

Calting, II 20

Calves' Croft, Evesham, I 409

Cambden, I 146

1 1

243

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Cambiay, II 162a

Cambridge, Int. 27, 29; I 413, 448,

507 ; II 54, 94 (»), 94 (vi), "S.

221, 303«, 318a, 318 (1), 344«,

348«, 370; App. 161, i63«, 168;

Sup. 90, 100
Cambridge, University of, II 185, 446
Cambridgeshire, I 158a, 164, 329,

384, 45 2a, 588^, 595, 599; II

330a, 464a ; Sup. 9, 42
Camden, Gloucestershire, I 446; II

5o> 450
Camden Ashes, I 95

Camden House, I 561 ; Sup. 41

Camden House, Kensington, Sup.

40^

Came, Hundred of, Int 57 ; I 189,

250. 457, 537 ; II 189, 379. 402;
Dom. 5 ; Sup. 6

Camp on Malvern Hill, engraving of,

II 142a
Campden, I loi, 414; II 17; Sup.

48
Campden, Gloucestershire, 1 96, 452a ;

II 8, 405«
Campedon, I 139
Camphouse (Claines), Sup. 18
Canfroome, I 243
Cangii, I gga
Cank, App. 15
Cannock, I 328; II 366
Cannon Frome, Herefordshire, I 267 ;

II 328;!
Cannon Pion, Herefordshire, I 272^
Canon's Place, Droitwich, I 326
Canterbankham, II 122
Canterbury, Int 3» n, 37; I 4, 64^,

67. 70, 3oSi 306, 330, 352a,

399, 414; II Sn, I02ff, 220lf,

232, 423; App. 7, 25, 95, 13011,
144, 146, 147; Dom. 6, 7, 14,
• 29 ; Sup. 76, 97, 99
Canterbury, Dean and Chapter, Int.

34
Canterbury, Diocese of. Sup. 42

Canterbury, Province of, I 321

Canterbury, See of, I 333, 341 ; Sup.

100

Canterton, II 232

Car* Acton, App. 76

Cardale's premises, App. 115

Cardiff, I 372

Cardiff Castle, I 85, 182

Cardiganshire, App. 153, 158

Cardley, I 26411

Careland Coppice, Beoley, I 63

Carente, App. 59, 60

Careswell, Gloucestershire, I aa

Carkedon, I 243 ; App. 67, 70, 72, 77,

79, 80
Carleon, Int. 3
Carleton, Int 57 ; II 157
Carletune, I 240; Dom. 5
Carlisle, Int 3, 26, 29; I 54^, 481,

493a; II 94 (i), 94 (ii), 221,

318 (ii«), 318 (iva), 328 ; App. 19,

166, 167 ; Dom. 25, 95 ; Sup. 37
Carlisle, Bishopric of, I 34
Carlisle, Cathedral of, I 597
Carlisle, Deanery of, II 318 (lin)
Carlton, Yorkshire, Sup. 60
Carmarthen, II 9811, 318 (iva); App.

158, 166
Carmarthenshire, I 486, 549^, 551 ;

App. 152
Carmonton, Cornwall, II 220a
Carnarvon, I 591
Carolina, II 195

Carswell, Gloucestershire, II 330a
Carthage, Sup. 93
Carton, II 157, 159
Casbridge, Stoke Prior, II 380
Cashel, Dom. 30
Cassey, II 390

Castle Bromwich, Warwickshire, II 76
Casde Cuff, Ireland, I 86a
Castleditch (Herefordshire), I 281,

567 ; II 54, 74, 447 ; Sup. 95
Castlefield, Arley, App. i
Casdefroome, Herefordshire, Sup. 83
Casde, Gloucester, App. 66
Casde Green, Worcester, II 320
Casde, Hanley, I 564
Casde Hill, Worcester, App. 102, 103
Castle Ring, Ireland, I 162
Castle Leasow, Oldbury, I 521
Casde Leigh, II 7411
Casde Morton, Int 38, 52, 62, 75, 77 ;

I 84, 87, 556; II 106, 107, 109,

1 10, 140, 241, 32011, 454; App. 70,

80 ; Sup. 38
Castle Morton Chapel, II 1 1 1
Casde Orchard, Oldswinford, II 208
Caswell, Oxfordshire, II 220a
Caterlough, Ireland, I 37a
Catesby, Convent of, II 481
Cateshill, I 164
Cateshull, I 151
Cathedral Precincts, Worcester, App.

117
Cathedral, Worcester, II 33111, 457* ;

App. no ; Sup. i, 99
Catherine Hall, Cambridge, II 221
Catlidge, II 212
Catsby, Lincolnshire, II 162a
Catshill, I 159

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

243

Caudwell, I 64^, 66

Cavan, Ireland, I 86, S6a

Cavenby, Lincolnshire, I 267, 465

Caveridge, I 542

Caverugge, I 350

Caverydge, I 54a

Cawnie, II 91

Cawood, near York, II 35011

Cedeslai, I 184

Celdeslai, II 352 ; Dom. 5, 6

Celdwic, I 151

Celmwic, Int. 57

Celveston, Int. 57

Celvestnne, Dom. 6

Ceolanford, App. 46

Ceolanhead, App. 48

Ceolforth's Moor, I 20

Ceolvert's field, I 20

Cerasia, I 398

Cercehalle, I 189

Cercehull, I 189

Cercelenz, Dom. s

Cerent brook, I 128

Cerfroy, France, App. 139

Certeleye, App. 3«

Chacombe, Northamptonshire, II 198

Chadbury, I 447

Chadbury, Castle of, I 406

Chadbury Mill, I 272, 274

Chaddelegh, App. 69

Chaddeleswich, App. 75

Chaddeslee, Int. 51

Chaddesleg', App. 67

Chaddeslegh, II 114

Chaddesley, Int 22; I 17, 18, 459,
549flj II 303, 303«, 387, 388,
389, 449 ; App. 37, 70, 80, 108 ;
Sup. 95

Chaddesley Church, I 533

Chaddesley Corbett, Int 23, 53, 59,
68, 84; I 56, 57, 184, 185, 186,
187, 189; II 367, 388, 437«;

^PP- 79} ^Of ^^, 125; Sup. 18,

46
Chaddesleye, Int. 42 ; II 115, 388
Chaddeswic, II 330
Chaddeswich, 11 33511 ; App. 69
Chaddeswick, II 329, 333
Chaddeswick Chapel, II 330
Chaddeswicke, App. 80
Chaddeswych, App. 36
Chaddewich, Int. 88
Chaddewyke, I 151
Chadelbury Mill, I 404
Chaddeswick, Int 66
Chadelewicke, I 154
Chadelwick, App. 62
Chadeslei, Int 57

Chadeslewich, App. 76

Chadeslewyk, App. 67

Chadesley, Int 68« ; I 344, 377, 452a ;

II 3^1 73» »o8, 162a, 302, 385,

386; App. 76; Sup. 66
Chadesley Church, II 302
Chadesley Corbett, Int 66 ; I 329,

482, 537; 11 386«, 471; App.

73
Chadeswicke, I 154, 536

Chadeswych, App. 73

Chadfelde, App. 73

Chadsley Corbet, App. 77

Chadwich, I 154, 159, 160, 164

Chadwich (Celdwic), I 151

Chadwick, Bromsgiove, Int 21

Chadwick Chapel, Sup. 17

Chadwyckyeld, Bromsgrove, Sup.

16
Cham, Hundred of, Int 57, 59
Chamber*s Court, Longdon, II 107
Chame, Hundred of, I 16
Chantry close, Droitwich, I 318
Chapel Croft, Oldbury, I 522
Chapel Croft, Warley Wigom, I 524
Chapel field, apud Wemley, I 524
Chapel Leasow, Cradley, I 526
Chapter House, Westminster, I i7«;

App. i6«
Chapter House, Worcester, Sup. i
Chariney's Pool, Int 72
Charing Cross, Sup. 30
Charingworth, Gloucestershire, I 97,

440a
Charlcot, Warwickshire, I 442; II

418, 419, 420
Charlcote, Int. 55 ; II 218
Charlecote, Int 46«
Charlestree, I 225
Charleton, App.' 64
Charleton in Cropthome, Int 37
Charleton Regis, Gloucestershire, Sup.

48
Charlton, Int 6, 60, 87; I 6, 61, 271,

272, 272^, 273, 27s, 575 ; II 10,

71 ; App. 86, 149 ; Sup. 22
Charlton in Cropthome, Int 18
Charlton Warren, I 568
Charlton, Worcestershire, I 440a
Chamel House, Worcester, II 319,

320; App. i2gn
Chamel Pool, Int 64
Chamells, App. 76
Chamey's Pool, Int 64
Charterhouse, London, II 318 (iva)
Chartley, II 76 ; App. 3, 3«, 15, 88
Charwell river. Sup. 35
Chase of Malvern, App. 75

244

Index to Nash*s Worcestbrshirs.

Chasclcy, Int. 7, 22, 52, 62; I 181,

37^ 375; ^I »o7, 108, 297;

Dom. 18 ; Sup. 66
Chasclcy C!hapel, II 109
ChuHrlcy in Longdon, Int. 23
('haHtillon Al>l>cy, II 406/f
(*ha»tloton, Oxforilshiro, I 393, 395
(liutoaii dc Madrid, Paris, I 351
CHmtlcy, Halesowen, I 514
dmumbc, Northamptonshire, II 196
dmuntryc Close, I ^22
Cimwtrcnuxle, I 575
(*hcrtp»idc, London, Sajx 13
Cholwry, SlatVonlshire, I 156
duM'rnhurst, I 54
diorkiuKwir, I 506; App. 145
( hotldoidoyo, U 303
ChotUrton, StatVonl&hire, I 25 la
Chodwonh, Manor of, 1 407
('hoo«io i1uTpii\ii, Worcester, App,

i4f»
I'helhUMMrc, ShnMv^hirf, I 139

lIu'lnuMoto, Ui-a\les 1 537
rholimrot, I 351.1
t'hoUrrt, I >iH, >f^i ; Su^v S7
rhotUM>h.in\, I do;, 530^; 11 iiR, 141,

3*(\i
ri\cmoM'|it\ Im. 5S ; II iS
t1uMWl.ut\ lV\nv u>
l1wn*i» Apiv »5

t'luMuM, M.-inoriNhuA Apjv 14

tlu'ni'i aIi.^x I 'loot, Apj\ 15, 15 «

t VpMo^» U ***o

rtuMtnnx, W 4*»>

riwhhu)), \\\\ (\^

X\w\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\ Ww.YixWiX'^ \n\ *^

rtwU%t»M\K ^>t '"'^

rh^^Oxt\v,\ i>oioN I **? '

t hovUt\t\v>. \ **.^

i'AK J'^SV >^\ J^S^^. )^>v *'^

,V^"^ .^•-^ ^^'*^'^ ^***^^ *''**' ^"^"^

4st. •'••v ^<

Chester, I 44, 85, 86, 385, 440, 45241
481, 595; n 39, 27411; AQp.
ISO''* 1519 1 6011 ; Doia. 20;
Sup. 3* 95

Chester, Cathedral of, I 597

Chestergate, App. 52

Chesterton, Warwickshire, I 4Si«»

452tf
Chestcrway, App. 52

Cheston Hall, Suffolk, II 2200

Chestull, II 331

Chich, I 67

Chichester, I 50^; App. 25, loi, 146,

147 ; Dom. 20

Chichester Cathedral, I 597

Chiderminster, II 34

Chideswide, I 89

Chidreminstre, II 36

Childem halle, App. 72

Childesley, Berkshire, I 54^^

ChilJestOD, II 363

Childej, Oxfordshire, II 71

ChUds Hanlcy, I 365

Childs Wickham. I 383

Childsvkkvane, I 406

Chndsvkombe. I 64^

ChilJswvDombe, I 65

ChildvaJdcsbmy, liBOoln diocese,

Chilh&i:uxu S^afixdsfaire, I 452^; II

1^1, 417
Ox;h«Tv. II 352«
C>.:"rera Haaler, I 365

Hiairei. OxfocdsUre, I 3650
:::*"* HasW, II 352
C>;:Tr.>ocLax SJcp^ 52
CV.n*. Sep. 45

v>*,4V37^ XocTOBL I 37A. 493*9 App*

v>j.?'c*S{»scrji. 1 104

v^hiT,"S;jV^. Ire ^^
Ohi^i?,MV Ire 41 5

OK**vonhfciC. II '^^. i'^-4

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

«4S

Chokenhill, II 75, 176

Chokenhull, II 79, 175, 176

Chokkenhil, II 78

Chonches, Abbey of, Int. 42

Christ Church, Canterbury, I 399;
Dom. 14

Christ Church, Oxford, I 53, 69^, 155,
ao8, 229, 415, 422, 528, 539,
546; II 25, 105, 191, 198, 202,

2i3«> 319. 329«> 330^. 33ii 347>

354i 37o«> 455> 461, 462, 463 I

App. 153. i5S> i56» 166; Sup.

I, 16, 17, 18, 24, 25, 35, 99
Christ Cross Oak, Tardebig, II 402
Christ's College, Cambridge, II 94

(vi)
Christ's Cross Oak, App. 59
Christ's Hospital, London, II 251
Chudleigh, II 162a
ChurchdiuU, App. 73
Church Clent, App. 10, 15, 17
Churchiield, Bredicot, I 120
Church hill, II 326
Church-hill, Shipston, App. 44
Church Honeybom, I 197, 198, 199
Church Honeyboium, Int. 7> 54; I

52911
Church Mill, I 190
Churchill, Int 42, 44, 49> SZj 54, 57,

59, 60, 68, 84, 88; I 49, 5h "o,

121, 179, 184, 190, 191, 192,

193, 485, 486, 528«, 589; II

239, 26i«, 387, 469
Churchill, Bredicot, I 194; Sup. 18
Churchill Great Pool, I 189
Churchill, Kidderminster, I 189 ; Sup.

18
Churchill, Pershore Deanery, I 594
Churchill wood, I 121
Church Lench, Int 54, 57, 66 ; I 88,

272^; II 8, 80, 82, 84, 177, 222,

439«; App. 20, 26, 38; Dom.

12; Sup. 51
Church lenche, I 454 ; App. 81
Church linche, App. 80
Church pool, App. 47
Church street, Alvechurch, I 24
Churchull, I 190, 192, 194; II 325,

327 ; App. 72
Churchulle, I 196
Church Waner, II 478
Churchyard of Mitton, II 59
Churchyard (Roman Camp), App.

10
Churchyard, Worcester, Sup. 10
Chure, I 240 ; Dom. 5
Chyrchille, I 359
Chyvelode, II 119

Cileby, Lincolnshire, Dom. 8

Cillincotan, II 244

Cinder point, Worcester, Sup. 97

Cinque Ports, I 459 ; App. 19

Cintley, I 2

Cintmill, Ombersley, II 226

Ciolan Way, App. 46

Circeehulle, I 194 ; Dom. 5

Circehill, Int 58

Circelenz, I 408 ; II 80

Circhul, II 145

Circset, II 244

Cirencester, Int 3, 3311; I 37^, 173,
i99«; II 464a; App. i6o«: Sup.
80

Civington, II 244

Civinton, Dom. 5

Civita Vecchia, App. 29^

Clackheaton, I 198

Clacton Hill Grange, Int 43

Cladsal, II 2

Cladsall, II 2

Cladshall, II 7

Claegwyllan, I 8

Claines, Int 20, 21, 22, 34^, 37, 52,
60 ; I 49, 51, io2«, 202, 203, 206,
208, 209, 210, 225, 299, 327,
470, 473i 584; 11 10, 2i«, 40,
54, 164, 216, 2i7«, 3180, 330,
333, 33 7> 452 ; App. 86, 90, 117 ;
Dom. 19, 23; Sup. 18, 19, 48,
. 95, 96, loi

Claines Church, I 68a

Clains, I 30, 258^ ; II 32a, 325

Clans, I 154

Clare, App. 5

Clarendon, Int 9 ; I 511 j App. 25

Clarkenleap, II 430^

Clarkenlepp, II 21

Clarktonleap, II 453

Claverden, II 406/1

Claverdon, Int 45, 55 ; II 406

Claverdon, Warwickshire, Int 38

Claverton, Sup. 18

Claverton, Bath, I 529^, 534

Clay Hall, Tamworth, I 65

Claynes, I 205, 2oSn, 2ogn; II 312,

353
Clayton, Lincolnshire, II 162a

Clay well, App. 58

Clearwell, Gloucestershire, I 452a

Cleave, Gloucestershire, I 281

Clee HiUs, II 72

Cleeve, Int 34; I 236, 23611; II 104

Cleeve Prior, Int 15, 16, 22, 39, 54;

I 235, 237«; Sup. 19
Clefton, Sup. 68
Cleilond, Frankley, I 461

M<

Isxwx TO Sas^

Clones, App. 145
ClemcnUiD, Irelaad, I 340
Clcnt, InL 3i 4a, 53 • I 5^ '^^'^ «4S
346, 4S3, 4S4, 4S5, 4S6, 4>^ 49=*

493*. 5o*» 5^> 5^ SS^r 554:
II J06, 401; App. I, 13, 14M,

15*. »<^ «^ *7» 35. 39» «o5;
Dom. 5, 10 ; Sap. 4S

Clent alias Chenet App^ 15^ i5«

Clent Church, App. i a, 15, 38, 41

Clent Cowback, App. 1 1

Clent Hall, App. 16

Clent Heath, I 485, 4S6 : Appi 10

Clent Hill, I 189, 486, 519; App. 10,

I Oil, 38

Clent, Hundred oi^ InL 57, 59 ; I 56,

35^ 479» 479*. 4S5, 509, 525,

536; II 206, 239, 336, 449;

App. 10, 13; DonL 5, 6
Clent Hyll, I 520
Clent Rectory, App. ^S
Clent, Stafibnlshire, I 4400, 481, 549^
Clent*s Moor, II 48^
Oente, I 519
Clenthe, App. 10
Cleobory, InL 88 ; I io» 54 ; II 163,

271, 276, 282
Qeobury Forge, II 163
Clerkenieap, InL 84; I 281 ; II 21,

" W> 395 ; DouL 23 ; Sup. 4, 44
Oethale, I 337
Clethall, I 333

Qeve, I lotf, 559, 576 ; II 82, 252
Cleve, Episcopi, II 222
Cleveland, Yorkshire, II 94 (vi)
Cleveload, II 117, 120
Cleveloade, II 119
Qevelode, I 556 ; II 11 ; App 80
Cleve Mill, InL 87
Cleve Prior, InL 36, 37, 60, 87 ; I ,

305 ; II 437«
Clewenrell, Qoucestershire, I 2a

Cleybrook, Dom. 19

Cleylond, Frankley, I 458

Cleynes, InL 41

Cliff*, Warwickshire, App. 65

Cliffey Park, InL 70

Clifford, App. 76

Clifford, juxta Stratford, II 168

Clifford, Warwickshire, App. 65

Clifford's Inn, I 209

Cliffys gate, InL 75

Cliffy wood, InL 64, 75, 76, 77

Clifton, InL 18, 33, 57, 84; I 239,

240, 241, 242, 242/1, 244, 244«,

245, 248; II i66,327«, 345, 365.
371 ; App. 61, 63, 66, 67, 70, 72,

76, 77i 79 ; Sup. 19, 26, 69, 71, 96

Oiftoa CaxnpiiS, StafibrddBre^ I 54^
OinoQ Candi, II 352 : Sofh. ao
C±oa HiHSapL 96
Cinoc XomnghanirfMic^ I S6m; 11

1 6x4
ClinDci OQ Tcme, InL 59 ; I 194, 939,

*4*, *44 «57t «5*» »79 ; U a77"»

S44, 54^35^165; App. 77, 78;

Dom. iSm ; Siq>. 63
Clifton, Sevcntttoke, 11 32s, 344
Clifhine, I 239* 240 ; Dobl 5
Clitherfao, I 272
Clira, I 238 ; II 102
Clxra, Gloocestenfaiic^ Appi 65
dire InL 34, 57 ; I 216, 235 i II 89,

9i« 102; Dom. 5
Clivdid, App. 67
Clivelade, II 269

OireSand, n 94 (Ti)

Cli>^ Prior, I 447 ; i^ip. 75

Cloddeskr, AppL 59

Cloddeslej, Tardebi^ II 402

Cloddeswell, App. 59

Cloddesvell, Taiddbig, 11 402

Clodeshale, II 17

Clodyhay, App. 35

Cloenrale, Gloucestershire, II 3300

Clongjnfonl, I 493

Clonmell, II 464a

Cioppedhoke, I 23

Clopton, InL 57 ; App. 46

Clopton, Gloucestershire, I 407

Clopton, Warwickshire, InL 16

Cloptune, II 309

Cloreley, Shrop^re, II 479

Close, The, Lichfield, App. 99

Ctotton Hill, InL 4311

Clugni, I 359

Clum, Salop, II 162a

Clun, App. 86

Cluny, I 399

Clyfton's Place, I 50

Clyfton upon Teme, II 372; Aj^

79
Clyna, InL 47, 48

Clynton, II 396 ; App. 73

Clyva, I 238 ; II 135

Clyve, InL 36

Cl>'velade, App. 78

Clyvelode, II 117, 119, 1x911; ^H^

78, 80

Clyve Prior, InL 15, 43 ; App. 72

Cnihtatun, II 89

Cnihtatune, II 8911

Cnihteton, II 90, 91, 94 (iv)

Cnistetone, App. 5

Cnistetun, InL 57

Cniteton, II 103

Index to Nash's Worcbstershirs.

247

Cnitewic, Int. 58

Coalbroke Dale> Sup. 4

Coalbrook Dale, Sup. 9

Cobbly, I 373

Cobcut, I 72

Coberley, App. 79

Coberly, I 373

Cobham, Surrey, II 162^1

CobhiU, II 333

Cobley Hill, Alvechurch, I 25

Cobley, Tardebig, I 440a

Cobly, I 406

Cochelei, Int 57 ; Sup. 6

Cochesei, I 151

Cochesie, Int. 57 ; Dom. 6

Cochuille, II 15, 16

Cockdale, Northumberland, I 266

Cockedalle, Northumberland, I 265

Cockermouth, I 37^7, 561

Cockhull, Int 44

Cockhull, Monastery of. Int. 45

Cockshoot, Wickenford, I 327

Cockshut, I 243

Cocton, Int. 4511

Codcleah, Dom. 30

Coddington, II 219

Codeley, II 356/1; App. 72

Coderich, App. 80

Coderidge Back, App. 47

Coderigge, App. 47

Coderudge, App. 78

Coderugge, I 140, 14a, i43» 240, 257,
258, 259 ; App. 64, 69, 72

Coderygge, I 545

Codestan, I 129

Codeston, II 102 ; App. 45, 64

Codestune, Int 58 ; I 128, 129

Codesiiualla, I 18

Codeswell, Gloucestershire, II 34/f

Codeswellan, I 128

Codeswolde, II 152

Codington, II 203

Codnor, Sup. 79

Codnor Castle, Derbyshire, II 71

Codraie, I 257

Codric, Int 58

Codrie, I 257

Codrige, II 66

Cofton, Int 42, 57, 66; I 17, 18, 19^
20, 21, 22, 163, 179, 250, 251,
252, 272^, 457 ; II 19, 48, 191,
i93» 194; App. 65, 67, 69

Cofton Hacket, Int 21, 59; I 16, 18,

i9i 25, i5o> »5Si i93i 250,251;

II 190, 437«
Cofton Hackett, Int 20, 53; II 48;

App. 88
Cofton Haket, II 379

Cofton Hall, I 153, 251, 251a, 272^;

II 464/1
Cofton HUl, I 251
Coftun, I 18
Coftune, I 128
Cofture, I 18
Cogges, Priory of, II 247
Cokebum, Durluun, II 359
Cokehill, II 8, 8/r, 9
Cokehill, Monastery of, App. 82
Cokehill, Nunnery of, II 7
Cokehull, II 17
CokenhaU, II 75
Cokenhill, II 176
Cokenhull, II 75
Cokesay, Sup. 21
Cokeseia, App. 67
Cokesey, Int 16, 6Sn; I 346, 349;

II 449, 450 ; App. 62, 79, 81
Cokesey magna, App. 69
Cokeseye, App. 73, 77, 78, 80
Cokeseye parva, App. 37, 69
Cokhull, I 91
CokhuUe, II 16, 17
Cokull, II 17
CokuUe, II 17

Cokyrsand, Monastery of, App. 39
Colchester, I 156, 452a
Colcot Hill, Clent, App. 15
Cold Aston, Church o^ II 151
Coldboum, App. 54
Coldecote, App. 73
Coldwalle, Astley, I 42
Coldwell, I 6 ; II 24711 ; App. 48
Colebrook, Wolverley, II 470/1
Colechurch, II 92/r
Colemere, King's Norton, II 298
Colemers, I 558
Colesbuma, Gloucestershire, App.

65
Coleshill, Int. 16 ; II 4 ; App. 16311

Coleshill, Warwickshire, I 452a

Colewent, II 274

Colford, App. 50

Colingescroft, Bishampton, I 93

Colingwic, II 157 ; Dom. 5

Colisdon, App. 78

College Churchyard, Worcester, II

345 ; App. 97
College Grates, Worcester, Sup. 10
College Green, Bristol, I 273
Collie Green, Worcester, II 21711;

App. 96, 155
College of Arms, II 94 (iiX 3x3 (iv) ;

App. 92/f
College Precincts, Worcester, II

319
College School, Worcester, Sup. i

Imdkz to Nash's WottcssTERSBniK.

College, Worcester, App. 97, 133,
•53

ColIcDDe, Sup. 79

CoUesdon, Worcestershire, I 493

Colics Place, Ltilsley, II 400

Colleston, App. 81

Colktislond, I 375

Colley, Claines, II 330

Coil HiU, App. so

Collington, Heieibrdshire, II 484

CoUisden, I 6

Collisdon, I 6

Collow, InL 75

Collow, Herefordshire, II 171

CoHwall, II 141

Colmers, I 166

ColiiK»e, Bromsgrove, Int ai

Colnbam, Berkshire, I 156

Colnvent Hamlets, Castle of, App.

76
C<^ogne, I 587
Colrick wood, App. 3
Colsden, 1 6
Colt(?n, InL 45, 50
Colton, Yorkstuie, II 433*
Coltune, 11 344
Colwall, Int 78> ^h 88; II 319;

Sup. 4
Colwall, Herefordshire, II isi, na,

140, 142; Sup. 17, 38
Colyngwyk, App. 7 a
Comb, II 7
Comb Simon, Sup. 33
Combe Abbey, Sup. 43*
Combe, Campden, Gloucestershire, II

40SM
Combe Grange, Campden, II Ao^n
Combe, Surrey, I 49311
Combe, Wotton under Edge, II 405*1
Conibenon, I 355,369; II 344; App.

70,8,
Comberton, Great, Int 54
Comberton, Kidderminster, Int 33
Comberton, Little, Int 54
Comberton, Magna, App. 80
Combinlon, InL 43*1
Comble, I tgo
Conibrooke, Int. 55
Combton Magna, App. 73
Combton Parva, App. 73
Comeille, St Mary de, II 417
Comeley, I 151
Commanders, Int. 6 ; I 39 ; App. 105,

"S3. 154
Commanders, Crowle, I 281
Commanders near Worcester, 1 154
Commanders, Worcester, I 3581/
Commandcry, II 339, 329», 345

Commandery, Worcerter, I S9' » ^

558
Commandrie, \Vorcester, II 330a
Commandry, App. I45«
Commandr>-, ^^'oIcester, I 549c ; App.

1 06 ; Sup. 69
Commerton, II 37, 38, 39
Common Hilt, Ctaines, Sap. 19
Common Hill, Northwick, 1 309
Common Pleas, II 356, 366, 464*;

App. 34it
Compton, Sup. 47*
Compton, Devonshire, II 3
Compton Scotfen, War^-jckshii^ I 66
Compton, Staffordshire, I 79
Compton, \\'aiwickshiFe, I 1331 ; Sop.

66
Compton Wynaiatt, Int 55
Conches, InL 431*
Conchis, Abbey ot, Nonnandy, I i,

378 ; Dom. IS
Conderton, Int 37, 60 ; II 933, 335 ;

Sup. 58
Conderton Hill, II 339
Condesdon, 11 437
Condicut, II 8

Condor Hall, Cheshire, Supi 43
Condiedon, 11 238
Coneyborough, Halesowen, I 508
Congleton, I 407
CoDgreve, Penkridge, Sup. loo
ConingTce wood, II 433
Coningswick, Int. 59; Dom. 19
Con nought, App. 5
Connue, Nomiandy, I 85
CoTistaniinoiile. i 158*, 339
Conterton juxta Overbury, Data. 75
Conyswick, I 10, it
Cookefield, II 8
Cookesey, I 346 ; II 390
Cookham, Berkshire, I 3, xa
Cookhill, I 89; II 9, II
Cookhill, Monastery of, II 81
Cookhill, Nunnery of, 1 156a
Cookhill, Worcester, II 330a
Cookhulle, I 90
Cookley, II 3^«, 47o
Cookley Wood, II 471
Cookscy (Cochfsei), I 151 ; 11 50 ;

App. 82
Coombs Wood, Hales, I 508, 5o9i»
Cootehill, Cavan co., I 86, 86a
Copenhaaen, I 301
C.>]>!>-'y. Vork>liirc, II |63<J
Copney, App. 56
Coppins Court, Defford, I ago
Corbel, Hundred of, App. 108
Coibeil, Normandy, Sup. 43

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

249

Corbie, Normandy, Sup. 42
Corborow, Staffordshire, I 252
Corboyle, Normandy, I 372
Cordeliers, Church of the, Paris, I

Corf, forest of, App. 67

Corfe, II 372

Corinth, II 41

Corishull, I 194

Corma^le, II 398

Cormeil Abbey, II 169, 40611

Cormeill, Normandy, Dom. 13

Cormeliis, Abbey of, Int. 40, 41 ; II

401
Combow Pool, Halesowen, I 52811
Com Cheaping, Worcester, App.

96
Comhill, Sup. 33
Commarket, Worcester, App. 96, 99 ;

Sup. 10, 89
Comustrete, II 80
Comwal, I II
Cornwall, I 84, 85, 86, 86a, 99a,

258, 261, 272^, 493a ; II 22oa,

376, 400, 4i8«; Sup. 22, 43,

56
Comwell, Oxfordshire, I 285

Comwood, Lindridge, II 90

Comyhill field, Hirobleton, I 579

Corpus Christi College, Oxford, I 375 ;

II 222, 348/1; Dom. 20
Corpusfield, App. 36
Cors forest. Int. 69
Corse, I 372, 375
Corse, Gloucestershire, II 372
Corseley, Sup. 57
Corslawnde, I 85
Corss, chace of, Int 70
Corwell, Oxfordshire, I 407
Coss, I 375

Cossey, Norfolk, I 452a ; II 162a
Costana, App. 64
Coston, I 123, 359; II 193; App.

62 ; Sup. 6
Costonde, App. 73
Costone, I 18, 19, 22, 250
Costune, I 18

Cotam, Nottinghamshire, I 64a
Cote, Oxfordshire, II 25
Cotedon Prions, App. 72
Coterich, More end, App. 35
Coteriche, App. 81
Coterrygge, I 544
Coterug, I 257
Coterugge, App. 77
Cotesden, Int 61
Cotesdon, I 129; App. 71
Cotheride, I 600

Cotheridge, Int 5, 19, 22, 23, 52, 56,
59, 84; 18, 9, 51, 68a, 186, 196,
244, 245, 249, 257, 258, 2s8a,
259, 327, 328, 329, 378a, 473,

560, 595; II 73. 309. 3", 358,
363, 400, 43 7«, 457 ; App. 83,

105, 129, i45»; Dom. 22; Sup.

21, 89
Cotheridge Court, Engraving of, 1 559a
Cotifield, App. 27
Cotisdon, II 437
Coton, Warwickshire, II 272
Cotswold Hills, I 129, 473
Cottam, Warwickshire, I 66
Cottesland, I 203
Cottingham, Yorkshire, I 240, 241
Cottington, II 72
Cotton Hallf Cheshire, I 64a, 65
Cotton Library, Sup. 15
Coubad, Clent, App. 10
Couches, Int 42^
Coughton, Warwickshire, Int 3, 4 ; I

17, 64a, 66, 185, 186, 440, 45 1«,

4S^^9 4S3> 453* i H 162a ; Sup.

66
Coughton Regis, II 84
Coukhull, I 93
Coukhulle, I 91, 92
Coulesdon, Int 66 ; Sup. 56
Coulesdon Hall, Sup. 56
Coulesdone, II 245
Couley, App. 76
Couleyne, Sup. 42

Coulsdon, Upton Snodsbury, II 104
Coulton, II 373

Coundon, Warwickshire, I 258a
Courteen Hall, Northamptonshire, I

67
Courtfield, Tibberton, II 422
Court of Arches, II 330, 333
Court of Hill, Shropshire, I 251a
Coutton, App. 72
Co vent Garden, II 118
Covent Garden Church, II 391
Coventrie, I 493
Coventry, Int 27 ; 18, 8511, 159, 442,

521 ; II 259; App. 7, 19, 20, 25,

2^1 3ii 9S> ^Sh lOon; Dom. 17;

Sup. 1 1, 42ff, 47
Coventry and Lichfield Diocese, 1 353 ;

II 482
Coventry, Church o^ Dom. 5
Coventry, Monastery o^ II 336
Coventry, Priory of, Int 46, 48
Cowbach, Clent, I 489
Cowback, Clent, App. 10, 11
Cowbatch, I 519
Cowbridge, Droitwich, Sup. 23

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Ooclc, App. 61
(!r()ft, Herefordshire, Sup. 37
(Iroftc, The, Arley, App. 4
Crohlca, Int. 57; I 279; Dom. 5
(Voklwrowc, App. 80
C'rokclicrrowe, II 327
( 'r\>kcilcbiriche, I 23
('r\>lc» App. 81
Trxvlca, 1 ^40 ; App. 67
lV\lc^\ App. 62
iV>lciA, Apjv 64

iVmiK I 289 ; II t^ ; App. 79
WmwIva^ II 246

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Cropthom ford, I 271

Cropthom Heath, I 271

Cropthome, Int. 18, 54, 60 ; I 60,

188, 271, 272^, 275; II 456;

App. 77 ; Sup. 22
Cropton, Int. 48
Cross, Worcester, Sup. 89, 90, 92^,

97
Cross Inn, Worcester, App. 99

Crouch, I 543

Crouche, I 542

Croueley, I 280

Croufelt, I 175

Croule, Int. 36, 44, 51, 66 ; I 280,

283 ; App. 79
Croule, church of, I 324
Croule Syward, I 284
Croulege, I 280
Croveir, App. 64
Crowbrook, I 20
Crowch, I 542
Crowche, I 542
Crowenest, App. 79
Crowfield, App. 38
Crowham, App. 51
Crowhill, I 20
Crowle, Int. 37, 54, 59, 60, 88;

I 120, 121, 179, 279, 281,

292, 327i 334, 467, 481, 578,
590, 591 ; II 249, 330, 333, 395,
422,429,437; App. 44, 72, 80,
105, 148

Crowle Farm, I 280

Crowle Seward, App. 71

Crowle Syward, I 280, 283

Crowle Wood, II 330

Crowley, I 279 ; II 437^; App. 44

Crowley Wood, App. 44

Crowneast St John's, II 311

Crownest, App. 77, 80

Crow's Nest St. John's, II 311

Crowwell, App. 44

Croxton, App. 34, 3411, 41

Croxton, Norfolk, I 79

Croxton, Staffordshire, App. 23

Croyland Abbey, Dom. 1 1

Croyland, Lincolnshire, Dom. 15

Croyley, I 279

Cruche, I 240, 333, 337

Cruckbarrow, App. 108

Cruckbarrow Hill, 327*

Cruckberewe, II 326

Crugbarrow St Peter's, Sup. 67

Cruhtawiche, I 257

Crukedbrugge, I 23

Crumb, Dom. 13

Crumba, App. 64

Crumbe, Int 58 ; I 260, 264 ; II 294

Crumbe Dabitot, App. 80

Crumps, Salwark, Sup. 68

Crutch, I 327, 350, 536, 537

Cuberleye, II 141

Cuckfield, Sussex, I 2, 2a

Cudeleg', App. 64

Cudelei, Int 58

Cudeley, II 317 ; App. 81, 141

Cudely, II 317

Cudford, I 159

Cudleigh, II 317

Cudley, II 437^ ; App. 55

Cudley Wood, II 31 7«

Cudred's tree, II 470^

Cuer, I 240 ; II 70 ; Dom. 5

Cuggan hill, App. 55

Cullecliffe, II 3511, 470^

CuUeclift, II 470/f

Cumbe, II 405, 405^

Cumberland, I 37a, 251^, 302 ; II

220a, 221, 274^; Dom. I, 7,

10
Cumberton, I 81, 368; II 180; App.

78
Cumbrintone, I 253

Cumbrintun, II 244

Cumbrintune, Dom. 5

Cumbriton, App. 67

Cumbritone, Dom. 5

Cumerton, II 37

Cumhille, II 2gSn

Cumpton, Gloucestershire, App. 65

Cund, Shropshire, I 378^

Cundicott, Int. 46

Cunhill, Int 58

Cura, App. 67

Cure, I 240 ; App. 63, 66, 76

Cure (Great and Little Kyre), Int.

57
Curewiard, II 166

Curewyar, App. 70

Curewyard, II 70, 166 ; App. 61, 77,

79, 80, 89 ; Sup. 5 1
Curviscire, Dom. 15
Cutbaldseye, Int. 66
Cuthbergelaw, Manor of, Dom. 10
Cuthburgelawe, Hundred of. Int. 58
Cuthred's tree, Wolverley, II 47o«
Cutley, App. 55
Cutsdean, Int 7; I 129, 131, 133;

Dom. 18
Cutsden, Int 54
Cuttsdean, I 609
Cuttsden, Int. 60
Cuyrward, App. 72
Cyneberght's Mynstre, II 3511
Cynibre, II $$n
Cynteslegh, App. 70

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Indix to Nash's WoRCBsmtSHntK.

Cjntley, App. 80
Cypenham, Sup. 14

Dabitot, App. 31
Dabitot's Lawern, II 310
Dacheford, App. 72
Daeglesford, I 285
Dailesford, Int 54, 60 ; I 286
Dailsford, Int 57^ ; I 285, 287 ; Sup.

22
Dale, App. 34
Dale Monastery, App. 39
Dales le, App. 34
Dalguinch, Fifeshire, Sup. '24
Dalton Nona}^ II 94 (vi)
Dalwyck Mulne, Halesowen, App. 33
Danby, Yorkshire, I 640, 68
Dangerswold, I 400
Dangralt, Carmarthen, App. 152
Dantzic, Sup. 23
Dark Lane, Himbleton, I 579
Dark Lane, Oldswinford, II 208
Darlaston, Sup. 57
Darley, App. 51

Darlingscote, Int 60 ; I 23 ; II 427
Darlingscote field, II 429
Darmson, I 291
Damiowe, App. 80
Davenham, Cheshire, I 385
Daventre, Priory of, I 154
Daventry, Dom. 29
David Intebei^e, II 7
Daybroke, Powick, II 269
Daylesford, Int 7, 61 ; I 287 ; App.

76
Dead Pool, Bewdley, II 276, 281
Dean, Bedfordshire, Int 36, 38, 39 ;

I 470
Dean, Forest of, I 452a; II 232;

App. 108
Dean Meadow Ditch, Himbleton, I

579
Deane, Oxfordshire, I 442

Deanery, Worcester, II 320

Debdeii, Essex, II 94 (ii)

Deerhurst, Dom. 29 ; Sup. 4, 5, 6, 7, 9

Deerhurs^ Gloucestershire, II 243

Deerhurst, Priory of, I 317

Deerhurst Shoal, Sup. 7

Defford, Int 16, 62, 88; I 76, 81,
269, 289, 368 ; II 243, 244, 24s,
249, 250, 253, 255, 390; App.
77, 80; Sup. 23, 89, 96

Deiglesford, I 285

Dela Hey, grange of, II 405

Delos, Sup. 55

Delwyn, Herefordshire, Sup. 55

Denbighshire, I 99a; II 330a, 358

Denebridge, Int 66

Dene, Forest c£, I 421

Denham, Cheshire, I 385

Denhamstedi, Int 66

Denmark, I 398, 406 ; Sop. 23, 67

Denny, Cambridgeshire, I 452^

Denton, Buckin^iamshire, I 549^

Deopariford (D^ord), II 244

Deorham, II 244

Deorwdl, Tardebigge, II 40s

Depecroft, II 91

Depeford, I 289 ; Dom. 5

Derby, App. 107

Derbyshire, Int 4; I 2«, 374, 186,

187, 236, 267, 45241; II 71, 110,

i62«, 311, 357, 3651^ 395>45^»

App. I ; Sup. 64
Derhirst, Int 43
Derhurst, Church o( I 350
Derhurst, Gloucestershire^ Dom. 13
Deriiurst, Priory of^ Int 46
Derkyngesstoke, App. 72
Derley, App. 52
Derlingsco^ App. 76
Derlingscote, App. 77
Dertwyche, App. 81
Derwent, Dom. 17
Desborough, Northamptonshire^ II

318 nv«)
Desford, Int 43
Devonshire, I 20, 132, 199^, 261,

272^ 388, 45 2«, 4901 493^1 505.

526, 565; II 3. 24, 25, 1621^

206, 213, 21311, 220^ >23i 421;

App. 14
Dicclesdon, Gloucestershire, I 76
Dicfqrd, Int 58 ; I 97
Dicheford superior, App. 72
Dichford, App. 65, 71, 78
Dichford media, App. 72
Dickelston, Gloucestershire, I 77; II

183
Dickelstone, Gloucestershire^ II 180

Dickford, App. 78

Diclesdan', Gloucestershire, Int 17

Dicleston, I 455 ; II 183

Didingcote, App. 58

Digley, Int 84

Digley, Worcester, II 330 ; App. 109

Diglis, Worcester, Sup. 4, 8, 48

Digliss, App. 102 ; Sup. 87

Dimmock, Gloucestershire, II 107

Dimock, Gloucestershire, II 304;

App. 158

Dineley, Northamptonshire, I 272

Dinggarston, App. 57

Dingley's demesne lands, I 271

DipweU, App. 59

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

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Dirtwych Salinse, App. 8i

Ditchford Int 54, 60; I 65, 97, 100,

loi, 102
Ditchford, Warwickshire, I 66
Divinity School, Oxford, I 597
Dixon, Gloucestershire, I 76
Dixton, Gloucestershire, I 76, 77
Dob's Hill, Eldersfield, I 37511
Dodbrook, Dom. 20
Dodbrook (Exeter diocese), Sup. 15
Doddealehey, I 22
Doddeford, I 175, 177, 178, 378
Doddeforde, Int. 66
Doddeham, App. 66, 67
Doddeley Priory, Int 42, 49
Doddeleye, Int. 42 n
Doddenham, Int. 52, 56; I 54a, 136,

142, 143 ; II. 167
Dodderhill, Int. 38, 53, 59; I 123^,

iSi«. «9S» 295^1 307, 320«, 345»

35o» 479» 536, 537, 547 i H 220^,

390 ; Sup. 24, 48
Dodderhill Hospital, I 343
Dodderhull, Int. 43
Dodderil, I 319
Doddes, Arley, App. 6
Doddesham, App. 62
Doddingtree, Hundred of, Int. 62 ; I

I, 8, 10, 37, 39i 54, 239, 257 ; II
270, 274

Doddintree, Int. 633 I 115

Doddlye, Int. 42

Doddurhill, I 590

Dodeford, Priory of. Int. 51

Dodeham, Int. 40, 57 ; II 68

Dodeley, II 187

Dodelium, Dom. 5

Dodenham, InL 36, 37, 59; I 140;

II 66, 67, 67 «, 68, 166, 397 ;

App. 75 ; Sup. 51
Dodenhull, II 90
Dodentree, App. 77
Doderhill, Int. 36 ; I 331, 333
Doderhull, I 336, 338, 340, 341, 342
DoderhuU, Church of, I 324
Doderhulle, I 321, 339
Doderhyll, I 171
Doderidge, I 54a
Dodesford, App. 77
Dodford, Int. 6, I 153, 154, 161, 174,

176, 177; App. 21, 22, 26, 32,

33, 37, 3^, 42, 106; Sup. IS, 16
Dodford, Bromsgrove, I 458
Dodford hyll, App. 36
Dodford, Northamptonshire, I 170,

171, 172
Dodford Priory, I 158; App. 22, 22«,

23, 26, 34, 36, 37

Dodington, II 3
Dodington, Cheshire, App. i63«
Dodington, Shropshire, II 162^
Dodingtree, Hundred of. Int. 58, 59 ;

I 247, 363, 364 ; II 67, 89, 157,
166, 353, 365, 397, 417, 464,
484 ; Sup. 3

Dodingtret, Hundred of, II 419
Dodintr', Hundred of, App. 66
Dodintree, Hundred of, Int. 59 ; II.
70, 304, 348, 352, 367, 375 ; Sup.

lOI

Dodintret, Hundred of. Int. 57, 59 ;

II 70, 166, 365, 417, 464; Dom.

5,6
Dodintreu, Hundred of, II 464;

Dom. 5
Dodnam, Dom. 19
Dodyngham, App. 72
Dodynham, App. 70
Dodyntr', Hundred of, App. 69
Dodyntre, Hundred of, App. 72
Dogenham, Purshull, I 348
Doglane, Alvechurch, I 24
Dogmersfield, Hampshire, I gga
Dolday, Worcester, App. 79 ; Sup. 98
Doldey, App. iion
Dombleton, Gloucestershire, II 340
Domle, II 330fl
Domulton Hall, I 588^
Donamsted, App. 75
Doncaster, I 495 ; II 223 ; Sup. 8
Doneley, II 166 ; Sup. 54
Donyngton, Gloucestershire, I 407
Donynton, Lincoln Diocese, Sup. 24
Dor river, II 35^
Dorchester, II 2i3«; App. 108
Dordayle, App. 73
Dore river, I 246, 247
Doredale, I 421
Dormeston, Int 43, 43^, 50, 62, 66 ;

I 455 ; n 5 65, 244
Dormestun, Dom. 5
Dormston, Int 54 ; I 290, 291 ; II

10, 63
Dormstone, II 6, 10 ; App. 73
Dorq, I loi, ioi«, 102, 103, 115;

App. 78 ; Dom. 20
Doma, App. 63

Dome, Int 60; I 97 ; App. 71
Domye, App. 72
Dorsetshire, Int 10; I 157, 260, 261,

452fl; II 2, 3, 110, 195, 309,

357, 357«, 42o«, 468; Dom. 13,

17
Dorsington, I 386

Dortor Prinse Lodging, Evesham

Abbey, I 409

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Dungeon, Canterbury, I 64a, 67

Dunhamsted, I 579 j App. 52

Dunkirk, I 64a ; App. 159

Dunklin, Int. 84

Dunklyn, II 387

Dunley, Int. 59 ; I 37 ; App. 80 ;

Sup. 54, 66
Dunnamsteed field, I 579
Dunnynton, I 407
Dunsinane, Sup. 67
Dunton, Warwickshire, Int 17
Dupplin, II 224
Duran, I lom
Durance, I 346
Durant's tenement, I 154
Dureford, App. 23
Duresley, II 415
Durham, I 302; II i62flf, 381 (i) ;

App. 136, 146, 147 ; Dom. i ;

Sup. 3
Durham Bishoprick, II 263, 358, 359,

361
Durham Cathedral, I 597
Durham, Diocese of. Sup. 82
Durham House, I 496
Durham House, London, I 261
Durhurst, Int. 43^
Dursley, Gloucestershire, I 258a ; II

358, 359, 361 ; App. 84
Dusant's tenement, App. 37
Dusthouse, Tardebig, II 402
Dydingcote, App. 58
Dydimerctum, II 244
Dyers, I 159
Dyersbridge, I 159
Dyke, Ombersley, I 216
Dyke, Wolverley, II 47011

Eadbrihtinctune, II 244

Eadburburia, Oxfordshire, I 487/1

Eadefen, I 240

Eadulf s close, Arley, App. 2

Eagle's lawn, App. 46

Eagle street way, Beoley, I 63

Ealdanburi, II 244

Ealflede's bridge, Tardebig, II 402'

Ealmund'sburial place, Tardebig, II 402

Eambam Eune (?), I 20

Eardesland, Sup. 5

Eardeston, II 97

Eardulfeston, II 89

Eardulfestune, II 89^

Eardulveston, II 89, 90

Earlscourt, Int. 5

Earl's Court, II 161, 162a, 309, 309/1,

400; III 105
Earl's Cromb, Int 54, 60, 64 ; I 260,

264, 265 ; II 444

Earl's Crombe, I 267, 268, 269

Earl's Croomb, I 382 ; II 391

Earl's Croombe, II 296 ; App. 88

Earl's Croome, Int. 23

Earl's Port, Worcester, App. 106

Eamlega, App. 3

Earnlege, App. i

Eamleia, App. 2

Earontown, Southampton, Sup. 69

Earston, II 89

Earthlands, I 20

Easemore Wood, II 404

Easey Hill, Dudley, I 358a

Eastbach, I 8

East Barnet, Hertfordshire, I 258a

East Barnet, Middlesex, II 359

Eastbury, I 471,475

East Dereham, Norfolk, I 385

East Greenwich, II 64, 215

Eastham, Int. 15, 21, 33, 84; I

3631 3641 365. 366, 3^7, 493^3
597 ; II 70, 89, 157, 365, 376;

App. 77 ; Dom. 19 ; Sup. 27,

loi, 102
Eastham Church, Engraving, I

SgSa
Easthampstead, Berkshire, II 220a
East Hildesley, Berkshire, I 54^^
Easth'm, App. 61
East Indies, I 2^, 3, 272^; II 350;

Sup. 23, 54
Eastlech, Gloucestershire, II 123
East Lench, II 82
East Marsh, I 2a
East Mayn, Hampshire, II 198
East Meon, Dom. 28
Eastnor, II 307, 398
East Ogwell, Devonshire, II 21 311
Easton, Dom. 17
Easton Mauduit, II 318 (iva)
Eastwood, I 202
East Wrotham, Northamptonshire, I

352«
Eatington, Int 55

Eatington, Warwickshire, I 14 ; Sup.

66
Eaton Constantine, Shropshire, II

318 (iva)
Eaton, Herefordshire, I 44
Ebbesterd, I 408
Ebbritone, I 6 ; Sup. 1 1
Eblington, I 54
Ebrighton, Int. 44
Ebrington, Gloucestershire, I 96, 261,

352«
Eburton, Gloucestershire, I 96
Eccintune, II 244
I Ecclesbrook, App. 49

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Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Eckington, Int. 54, 62, 89, 90 j I 81,
128, 130, 253, 289, 368, 370 ; II
162a, 180, 343«, 244, 390; Sup.

27
Eckington Bridge, Int 88

Eckinton, II 180, 181, 245, 247, 390,

392
Edbald's bounds, I 20

Edboldelege, I i ; Dom. 5

Edbretintune, Dom. 5

Edbrithtun, II 245

Edbritone, Dom. 5 ; Sup. 1 1

Edburinton, Int. i

Ederfeld, App. 79

Edevent, I 240 ; II 484 ; Dom. 5

Edgar's Tower, App. 116, 155

Edgbaston, Int. 4; 1 54^^, 68, 152,

452fl, 508, 509, 52i«; II 189,

431 ; Dom. 107, 108
Edgcot, Battle of, I 63, 64
Edgecumbe, Sup. 27
Edgehill, I 53o«
Edgehill, Battle of, II 220a, 223
Edgiock, I 549^
Edier, II 94 (iv)
Edinburgh, I 500 ; App. 146
Edmonscot, II 183
Edmundescot, App. 65
Edmundescote, II 294, 295, 427, 43011;

App. 64, 71, 76
Edmundestock, App. 72
Edmundscot, I 264, 265
Edred's field, App. 57
Edreston, Warwickshire, I 256
Edricheston, II 406
Edrieston, Warwickshire, II 65
Edston, II 406

Edston, Warwickshire, II 275
Edvin Loch, II 484
Edward's church, II 331
Edwardstowe, I 407 ; App. 76
Edwin Loch^ Int 33, 59; I 372; II

437«
Edwin Loges, II 437^, 484^

Edwyn Loche, Dom. 19

Egbert's thorn, App. 52

Egeoke, II 9, 10

Eggeoke, II 7

Eggington, Derbyshire. II 395

Eggthile near Droitwich, I 328 .

Egiock in Inkborough, Int. 19

Egiock, II 118, 133; App. 143; Sup.

28
Egioke, I 156a, 237, 272^, 440«;

II 10
Eglard's marsh, App. 54
Egleshall, Int. 45
Egypt, II 130, 131, 2i2«, 223; App. 83

Eighteen holders, Powick, Int 64
Eilesford, Int 58 ; I 286
Einsham, II 42
Ekeston, I 407
Ekincton, Int. 44
Ekington, I 370; II 180
Ekinton, Int 44^ ; App. 76^ 80
Ekyngton, II 246/1 ; App. 78, 80
Ekynton, I 369, 371, 372; App. 79;

Sup. 54
Elbury Wood, App. 97
Elderfild, App. 76
Eldersfeld, App. 77
Eldersfield, Int 42, 52, 72 ; I 74, 372,

373, 374i 376, 377 ; H 241, 269,
304, 372; App. 79, 84, 158;
Sup. 27

Eldesfelde, App. 73

Eldfeld, Int 49

Eldington, Lincoln Diocese, Sup. 27

Eldresfeld, App. 70, 79, 80, 81

Eldresfeld, church of, II 151

Eldrisfeld, App. 70

Eldrisfield, App. 67

Elesdene, I 265

Elfledsbridge, App. 59

Elfstan's bridge, App. 57

Elfstan's grove, App. 58

Ellebrug, App. 62

Ellsfield, II 35«

Elmbridge, Int 53, 59; I 15111, 163,

334, 345, 346, 347* 349, 377, 53^ ;
App. 86

Elmbridge in Doderhill^ Int. 20

Elmbruge, App. 81

Elmbrugge, App. 77, 78, 79

Elmele Castle, I 390

Elmelegh, I 390, 39^, 39«

Elmeley, I 379, 386; App. 72, 81,

134
Elmeley Castle, Int 87 j I 388, 452a ;

II 186; App. 78, 80
Elmeley Lovet, I 375 ; App. 73,

80
Elmeley Lovett, App. 76
Elmeleye, I 392 ; II 94 (i)
Elmerige, I 240, 345 ; Dom. 5
Elmerug, App. 79
Ehnerugge, I 345 ; App. 69, 76, 78
Elmhurst, I 493a
Elmle, I 391
Elmlecy Lovet, I 17
Elmleg', App. 64
Elmley, I 8«, 69, 255, 381, 382, 382^,

385, 570, 594; II 8, 38«, i33»
162a, 262, 330a, 437«; App. 37,

80, 81, 84, 120, 151; Sup. 15,

66

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

257

Elmley Castle, Int 14, 16, 17, 19, 20,
23» 34, 37i 54, 60, 61 ; I 64a, 65,
85, 134, 144, 255, 261, 263, 271,
272«, 273, 293, 307, 381, 383,

383«, 384, 384^, 387, 448, 452^,
474, 495, 563; n 123, 133, 141,
180, 185, 231, 263, 304«, 340,
356, 459 ; App. 80, 81 ; Dom. 10 ;
Sup. 27, 58, 95, 102

Elmley Castle Chantry, I 383«

Elmley Castle Church, I 384^

Elmley Chantry, I 382, 383

Elmley Field, I 271

Elmley Love^ Int. 59, 84, 85 ; I 258,
2s8a, 292, 293, 377, 536, S36«;
App. 97, 105; Sup. 27

Elmley Lovett, Int. 6, 22, 53; I 37a,
378, 378tf, S49a, 568; II 220a,
302; App. 81, 129; Sup. 96

Elmley sub castro, II 180

Elmload, Int. 7

Elmlode, Int 5311, 61 ; Sup. 86

Elmly Lovet, II 419

Elmly sub castro, II 186

Elmore, Gloucestershire, I 194, 195^9
594; II i62tf, 395

Elmrugge, App. 61

Elmsmore, I 594

Elmston Hardwick, Gloucestershire,
App. 13

Elrugge, App. 61

Elsich, Shropshire, I 116

Elsiston (Alston), II 237

Elsmore, Gloucestershire, I 365; II

"8,352
Elton, Yorkshire, App. 166
Ely, II 162a; App. 95; DonL 32;

Sup. 14, 24, 43, 86
Ely, Church of, I 598^; Dom. 11
Emanuel College, Cambridge, Sup. 100
Emaus, Palestine, II 129
Embledon, Northumberland, II 318

(ivtf)
Embleton, II 318 (iin) ; 318 (iii),

318 (iii«)
Emeral, Flintshire, II 94 (vi)
Emlade, I 393

Emley, App. 52, 53; Sup. 15
Emley Lovet, I 156
Emleye, Dom. 31
Emload, I 393 ; Sup. 27
Emor, II 48

Emscote, Warwickshire, I 76, 76^
Emyldon, II 318 (iii«)
Enfeyld, Staffordshire, II 160
Enfield, II 160; App. 91
Enfield Chace, Middlesex, II 160
Enfield, Middlesex, I 2a

Enfield, Staffordshire, I 193, 487
Enge, I 265

England, I 158^; II 171, 383, 3^9^
459«, 476; App. 19, 22, 83, 108;
Dom. 23, 25, 27 ; Sup. 72, 78
Englefield, Berkshire, I 452a
Engleton, Staffordshire, I 191
Enpool, App. 52
Enstone, Oxfordshire, I 99
Envile, Staffordshire, II 162a
Envill, I 191

Enville, Staffordshire, I 507
Eovesham, I 396, 397; Sup. 27
Eowengelad, I 393
Eowenglod, I 18
Eowenland, I 393
Eowla*s glade, App. 43
Eport, Worcester, App. 146
Eport Street, Worcester, App. 96
Eppelour, I 350
Epsom, I 6 ; Sup. 36
Erdel, App. 3

Erdesley, Herefordshire, I 54^^, 158^^
Eresbyrie, I 473
Ergeston, App. 80
Erking, Yorkshire, II 433«
Erlega, App. 3
Erlegh de Port, App. 7
Erles Crombe, I 265 ; II 300, 301
Erley, App. 3
Erlston, Lindridge, Int. 57
Ermin Street, Int. 3
Emaldescroft, Alvechurch, App. 75
Emehull, App. 36
Emeweislond, II 414
Emeweyislond, II 414
Emlega, App. 2
Emley, I 41

Emwood (Arley Wood ?), App. 4
Escelei, Dom. 5
Escelie, Int 57 ; Dom. 5, 16
Esch, Hundred of. Int. 57 ; I 60, 279,

439; n 177; Dom. 5,6
Esebury, I 473
Esegbum brook, II 340
Esh Durham, II 162a
Eslegh, Priory of. Int. 51
Eslei, I 39 ; Dom. 5
Esleya, Int. 40/1
Espidele, II 91
Esserug, I 570

Essex I 2, 2a, 64a, 67, 78, 79, 99, 99^
146, 158^, 185, 186, 187, 347,
352«, 378«, S^Sf 440«» 452^,

479«, 592 ; II 94 ("), i82» 2*<^»
221, 330a, 361, 368, 371, ^i;

App. 146, 157; Dom. i; Si

58, 62, 80, 90

Ll

«S8

Index to Nash's Worcbstkrshirk.

Essex House, London, I 492

Estbure, I 478

EstbutTow, I 83

Estbury, I 158, 340, 473, 474; App.

Estham, Int 57, 59; I 363, 367115
App. 63, 67, 72, 78, 80; E>om. s
Esdlteslegh, Sarum diocese, Sup.

Estington, Int 60 ; II 298

Estington Longdon, II 107

Estlech, I 588, 588^ ; App. 84

Estlegh, Int 48

Estlei, Int 57

Estley, I 40

Estleya, Int 40 ; I 46, 48

Estleyamin, Int 40/1

Estmayne, Hampshire, II 196

Eston, I 49, 209, 446 ; II 6, 6m, 18 ;

App. 64, 65 ; Dom. 20
Eston Bridge, I 130
Eston, Episcopi, I 49; Sup. 12
Eston, Gloucestershire, App. 65
Estone, Stoke Prior, II 379
Estriding, II 178, 179
Estun, II 452
Estune, Int 58

Esture, Water of (Stour), I 468
Estwda, App. 67
Estw' de, App. 67
Estwode, App. 62, 66
Estwood, I 206, 240, 348, 350
Estynton, App. 72
Ethomme, I 396
Etocetum, Int. 4 ; I S09
Eton, I 270; III 15s; Sup. 36
Eton College, I 597 ; Sup. 57
Eton School, I 507 ; Sup. 35
Etyndon, Int 45M, 46M
Euenlode, I 393
Eumlade, I 393
Eunelode, I 395
Eunilade, Int 58; I 393; Sup.

65
Europe, Dom. 25, 26

Evedeford Bridge, Int 68

Even (Avon), Int 87

Evenesend, I 348

Evenlode, Int 7, 46, S4f ^o; I 393,

394* 395 ; n 326, 327; App. 71,

79
Evere, Int. 65

Everingham, Yorkshire, 64^1, 68

Eversdon Magna, Ely diocese, Sup.

86

Eversmeadow, Bewdley, II 276, 281

Everston, Northamptonshire, II 85

Everton field, I 97

Evesbach, I 378a

Evesham, Int 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, so, 22, 23,

301 49f 58. 58«, 65, 66, 68, 87,
91a, 92; I 9, 52, S3, 61, 73, 99,
108, I4S, 23s, 236, 272, 273,

387. S9^y 39^ 399. 401, 403f
404, 406, 410M, 411, 412, 413^

414, 41S, 417, 420, 423, 431,

432> 433* 44 1 > 443> 446, 447f
449. 451*; n 21, 54, 83, 177,
178, 179, 191, 19s, 215, 223,

367. 390. 437«. 438, 438*; App.
4. 63, 67, 73, 77, 78, 82, 103, 106,
no, 165; Dom. 15; Sup. 10, 27,
28, 56, 60, 95
Evesham, Abbey of, Int 36, 40, 43,

45. 49. 5^ 5^*; I 197. i9«. I99»
204, 393» 399^ 403. 409. 410,
411, 415, 416, 445, 445^ 487,
488, 546; II 64, 83, 104, 105,
195, 196, 202, 216, 216^ 217,
218, 219, 220, 23111, 427, 429,
461, 462; App. 82, 86; Dom.
II ; Sup. 3

Evesham Abbc^ Gate, I 384a

Evesham, Abbot Lichfield's Tower, I
384a

Evesham, Borough o( I 422

Evesham Bridge, I 413

Evesham, Church of, I 317, 398, 399,
408, 419; II 80, 177, 204, 217,
461 ; Dom. 5

Evesham, Convent of, II 179, 205,
225, 226, 228, 230, 366; App.
122

Evesham, Deanery of, Int 33, 47. 54 >

I 52, 60, 118, 197, 415. 546;

II 83, 104, 195, 202, 461
Evesham Grammar School, I 436
Evesham Mill, 1 424

Evesham Monastery, I 396, 434; II

227
Evesham, St Mary, I 8
Evesham, Vale of, I 88, 407, 422,

445. 447. 493«. 57^; II S49i
439. 461
Evreux, Normandy, I 39; II 171;

Dom. 5
Ewelode, Int 46/1
Ewenelod, Int 46^
Ewenelode, App. 72
Ewithington, Herefordshire, II 17
Exall, Warwickshire, App. 163
Exchequer, App. 82
Exchequer, Court of, App. 61
Exchequer Office, App. 69
Exeter, I 8511, 86a, 108, 420, 460,

493<». 5o«; II «i3** App. 20,

Index to Nash's Worckstkrshirs.

aS9

31, 107, 108, 157; Dom. 20, 31,

32 ; Sup. 18, 29, 49
Exeter Cathedral, I 364; II 165
Exeter College, Oxford, I 132, 132a,

13211
Exeter, Diocese of, Dom. 20; Sup.

Exford, I 407

ExhaU, Int 55

Exonia, Dom. 28, 32

Exton, Coventry, Sup. 4211

Eycott, I 54^, S4i/

Eye, I II

Eyeport Gate, Worcester, Int 84

Eyeport Street, Worcester, App. 96

Eyford, Upper Slaughter, I 41 1

Eygeock, II 7

Eymore, II 39, 48^ ; Sup. 48

Eymore, Kidderminster, Int 37

Eymore Wood, App. in

Eynsham, Lincoln Diocese, I 108

Eywood, Herefordshire, II 464a

Ey worth, Bedfordshire, II 220a

Faggebome Rusheyn, Purshull, I

349
Fairford, Gloucestershire, II 263
Fakebury, I 151
Fallow pit, Devonshire, II 220a
Falson pit, Droitwich, Sup. 23
Fanhope, Herefordshire, I 563, 565
Fardun, II 406^

Fareleigh Castle, Somersetshire, I 564
Farend, Longdon, II 107
Farent Gondini, Sarum diocese, Sup.

32
Faringdon, Berkshire, I loi, 407

Farle, App. 21

Farlee, Int 50

Farley-bridge, Berrow, I 75

Farley Castle, Somersetshire, I 560,

Farley Grange, App. 22

Farley's Counting-house, App. 11 511

Farm in Dymock, Berrow, I 75

Farmecote, I 1 29

Famedes, Dom. 8

Famham, Sup. 51

Farthings, Tibberton, II 422

Faryngton, I 406

Fastochesfeld, II 36

Fatestal, App. 2

Faulcon, Provence, App. 139

Favenhope, Herefordshire, I 563

Fawesley, Northamptonshire, I 452a

Fawley Court, Buckinghamshire, I

42
Fawseley, Northamptonshire, I 81

Fawsley, Northamptonshire, II 76,
205

Fa3aford, Deanery of, II 123

Fearful Coppice, Int 67, 68

Feblis Lake, Beoley, I 63

Fecham, II 40611

Fecheham, I 439 ; Dom. 6

Feckenapultre, App. 81

Feckenham, Int 6, 18, 20, 36, 38, 44,
S4> S9> 67. 68, 68if, 69; I 21, 65,
184, 200, 250, 297, 415, 439,

440, 442i 443> 444, 453, 547.
548, 549; n 6, 9, 167, 331, 379,

402, 414; App. 10, i3«, 76, 77,

78, 79, 106, 107; Sup. 12, 28,

78,95
Feckenham Church, I 156a

Feckenham Forest, Int 65, 67, 88;

I 17, 153, 407, 413, 439, 439«,
440; II 7, 9, "5, >99, 319, 337,

403, 405, 4o6n; App. io«i, 13,

79, 80, 108 ; Dom. 10
Feckenham Park, I 548, 559
Feckenham Pond, I 44011
Feckenham Pools, I 443
Feckham, Int 49
Feckhaye, App. 77
Feckingham, II 307, 379
Fecknam, App. 77

Fecko, Warwickshire, I 286

Fekheye, App. 79

Fekho, Warwickshire, App. 65

Fekkenchame, App. 73

Felbrigge, Norfolk, I 378^

Felvin^ham, Norfolk, II 9411

Fen Ditton, Cambridgeshire, I 384

Fencote, II 115

Fenny Stratford, Int 3

Fenwicke, Yorkshire, II 258

Fepsetenatun, I 579; Dom. 5

Fepsetetun, Int. 57

Fepsinton, I 579

Fepston, I 579

Fepstone, I 296

Femhay, App. 49

Femley, App. 46

Ferrol, I 273

Fetcham, II 4o6« ; App. 66

Feyreford, II 135

Feyrford, II 135

Fidlers, Essex, I 452a

Field, Bayton, I 55

Fiery Holes, Dudley, Sup. 26

Fifeshire, Sup. 24, 62

Fillaughton, Romsley, I 520; App.

12
Filleigh, Devonshire, I 505
Finchespath, App. 66

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Ihdbx to Nash's WoitcisTKRsinKx.

Cowdal^ Clent, App. lo

Cowem, I 25Sa

Cowfield, Alvechurch, I 3$

Cowle^h, I 348 ; App. 86

Cowieigh, II 73, 346

Cowley, Int. 36

Cowley, Gloucestershire, II 346

Cowley, Leigh, I 1S4

Cowley, Malvem, I 76

Cowlcyyl), I 34S

Cracow, i'obnci. Sup. 33

Cradcote, App. 7 1

Cnidelegh, App, 69

Cradelei, I 525

Cnideleie, Dom. 5

Cradeley, II 190; App. 76, 77

Cradeleyc, App. 73

Cradeleye, Herefordshire, II 33

Cradley, Int 59, 83, 84 ; I 348, 457,
489. 490. 508, sio, 516, 517,
5'S. 5^6. 5>7. 531; II 306, 309,
397; App. 14, 36, 37, 29, 35, 38,
67, 78, 79, 80, 88, 144; Sup. 15,
38«

Cradley, Herefordshire, II 74, 171;
App 88/., 147

Cradley Park, I 536, 537

Cradley, Worcestershire, 1517

Cramadie, Cheshire, I 549a

Crambrook, Kent, Sup. 58

Cramnere, App. 57

Cranfeld, I 153, 174

Cranford, Int. 68

Cranforth, 1 404

Craster, Northumberland, II 318 (iiiff>

Craston, II 84

Craucombf, InL 65

Crauerombc, App. 7a

Crawcombc, I 133

Crawley, Herefordshire, Sup. 50

Crawley, Sussex, Sup. 9

Creda.n Oak, I 10

Credcroft, I 338

Creke, I 198

CresUu, Hundred of. Int. 57, 59; I
377, 568; II 38s; Dom. 5

Cressage, I 493

Cresselau, I 184; 11 303; Dom. 5

Cressing Temple, Essex, I 64a, 67

Cresslau, Hundred O^ Dom. 6

Crcswell, App. 44

Crewe, Cheshire, II 330dt

Cricklade, Sup. 7 1

Cridesho, App. 80

Cripplegatc, Worcester, App. 96, 99,
115, 118; Dom. 2$n

Croelai, I 240; Dom, 5

CFoeley, I 380

Croesby, Lincolnshire, II 162^

Croete, App 61

Croft, Herefordshire, Sup, 37

Crofte, The, Arley, App. 4

Crohlea, Int. $•; ; I 379 ; Dom. 5

Crokbarowe, App. 80

Crokeberrowe, II 337

Crokedebiriche, 1 33

Crole, App. 81

Crolci, I 140; Ai)p. 67

Crolcg', App. 61

Croleia, App. 64

Cromb, I 389 ; II 294 ; App. 79

Cromba, II 346

Cromb D'Abitot, Int. 54, 6^ 76;

I 157, z6o, 261, 364, 969
Crorab Osbern, I 260
Cromb Simon, 1 264
Cromb Simoad, App. 81
Cromb Simonds. I 266
Cromb Symond, App, 8r
Crombe, I 360, 265; II 395, 437,

430'»; App. 45, 71
Crombe Abbat, App. 81
Crombe Abbetot, I 263
Crombeadam, Int. 44
Crombe D'Abetote, I 263W
Crombe D'Abitot, I 367,388; II 395,

437"
Crombe Dapetote, I 363
Cromdal Lindridge, II i»i
Crome Dabilot, I 99
Crone ley, App. 66
Cronniere, .'^pp. 48
Cronuchom, II it6; Dom. 39
CronuehotiimL-, I 396
Crookbarrow, 1 1 326
Croomb, InL 88 ; Dom. 13
Croomb D'Abitot, Sup. 21
Croomb Simon, Sup 33
Croomb Simond, I 383
Croomb Simonds, I 365
Croombe, II 344 ; Sup. 86
Croombe Dabitot, I 380
Crooiiif, II 232 ; Dom.

96
Croome Dabilot, II 239; Sup. 63
Ciopetbom, I 271
Croppethom, InL 43s ; 11 t03, 145 ;

App, 72
Croppethome, InL 58; I sf&

278 ?3

Crojjporn, Dom. 11
Croppomc, I 271
Crop thorn,

I 237, 2,

546; II

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

261

Fotherhale de Wensley, I 524

Foul Brook, App. 56

Foul Mere, App. 56

Four Ashes, Staffordshire, I 481

Four Shire Stone, I 97

Four Ways, Wolverley, II 4'jon

Fourd, I 129

Fowlmere, App. 43, 56

Foxcote, II 14011

Foxhuntiey Yates, Int 66

Foxhuntwey, Int 66

Foxland, App. 35

Foxley, I 54^

Foxleys, Bewdley, II 276, 281

Foxleyes Hill, Bewdley, II 276,

281
Foxton, Lincoln diocese, Sup. 43
Foxtota, Gloucestershire, App. 65
Fradley Heath, Sup. 47
FrameUngham, II 102
France, I 11, 71, 102, 116, 156, 158//,

15^1 317, 352«, 373, 373, 386,
442, 500, 528, 562, 585, 590;
II 49«, 94 (i), 131, 137, 141, 142,
200, 284, 356, 383, 403, 405/1,
407«, 441, 452, 459«, 476; App.
83, i30«» 163 ; Dom. 15, 20, 23,
31 ; Sup. 17, 22, 42, 45, 46, 49«,
65, 67, 68, 69, 84

Francelie, Dom. 5

Francfort, II 318 (i)

Franchelie, I 457

Francley, Int. 57

Franger, App. 62

Frankel, I 457

Frankeleg*, App. 67

Frankelegh, App. 69, 73

Frankeley, App. 36, 80, 81, 84^

Frankeleye, App. 78

Frankelie, App. 77

Frankely, I 458

Frankfort, II 318 {in); App. 165

Franklei, App. 14

Frankley, Int. 5, 16, 53, 59, 83, 88;

I 155, ^9h 364, 457> 459, 460,
461, 462, 463, 466, 467, 481
487, 489, 490, 493, 493a, 495

503, 504, 506, 50S, 509, 516
518, 520, 523, 526, 531, 532
533, 537, 595 ; H 104, 185, 189
206, 2i4«, 279, 437 j App. 8, 9
12, 19, 22, 22«, 26, 29, 30, 37
38, 76, 83 ; Sup. 37, 66

Frankley, Chapel of, II 192

Frankley, Church of, I 534

Frankley Hall, I 464

Frankton, Warwickshire, I 493a

Fraunkelegh, I 457

Freebord, The, Beoley, I 63

Freeman's (holding), App. 35

French, II 39

Frenchman's Street, Arley, App. i

Frenesse, II 36

Freseley, I 352a

Friars' Alley, Worcester, App. 134

Friars' Orchard, Worcester, App.

134
Friars' Street, Worcester, App. 96
Friday Street, London, I 414
Frier Street, Worcester, App. 151
Friers Minors, Worcester, App. 151
Friery, the, Worcester, App. 151
Frithraorestrete, Kemsey, II 32
Froggate, Worcester, II 322
Froglane, Worcester, II 320, 322
Frogmill, near Worcester Castle, II

319
Frome, Herefordshire, I 157

Froome, Sup. loi

Froster, Gloucestershire, I 475

Froxmore Court, Crowle, I 281

Froxmore Farm, I 591

Fryar Meadow, Oldswinford, II 208

Fuets well, App. 56

Fuleford, Staffordshire, II 121

Fulford, Int. 68, i22;r

Fulham, I 385 ; II 318 (iva)

Fuller's Lane, II 422

Fulh-edy, Warwickshire, I 66

Fulwellhach, Essex, II 330a

Furle, Sussex, I 186, 452a

Fumess, II 220^

Fumess Abbey, II 221

Furness Fells, Lancashire, II 220a

Fumivals Inn, London, II 202

Furr, Crowfield, App. 36

Furtherhall, Warley Wigom, I 524

Further march (Evesham), I 408

Gaeleg, App. 16

Gaia Minor prebend, Lichfield Cathe-
dral, I 507

Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, Sup. 90,
91,92

Galey Hall, Sup. 47^1

Gallicane, I 99^

Gam'aches, I 99a

Gannow, I 155, 159 ; App. 38, 79

Gannowe, I 461

Garden, The, Charlton, I 272

Garden Ground, Worcester, App,

134
Garlforde, Int 48

Gamer's Court, Worcestershire, II

78
Garstune, App. 5, 14

864

Indix to Nash*8 Worcbstdshirk.

Great Kyre, II 70, 72
Great Malvem, Int. 52, 69^, 89, 90;
I 289. 384, 386*1, 556, 56211 ; II

73f >«7f "»• "*. >***» "St

127, 128, 133, 13311, "34» 136.

140, 142, 171, 398 ; App. 68, 81 ;

Dom. 28 ; Sup. 38, 53
Great Malvern, Convent of, II 268,

269
Great Malvem, Monastery of, II 439^1
Great Malvem, Priory of, Int. 44, 48 ;

I 455 ; II 66, 154, 266, 309,

438, 439i 440, 443
Great Marlow, Int. 25
Great Rollwright, Oxfordshire, I 268
Great Shcldesley, I 239 ; II 348, 352,

365 ; Sup. 68
Great Shclsley, I i, 38
C^rcat Sugnall, Staffordshire, I 54^^
Great Washbome, Gloucestershire, II

23»
Great Whitley, I i, 39, 258a, 600;

II 166, 211, 304, 370, 466
Great Witley, InL 52 ; II 352, 353,

464, 46411, 465 ; App. 108
Great Yardley, II 478
C;rcecc, I 25811, 259; App. 83
Greenload, II 48^
Green's Forge, App. 107
Green's Norton, Northamptonshire, I

452fl
Green's Tenement, Halesowen, I 532
Greenwich, Int. 7
Greenwich, Bridge at, I 352a
Gregorics, Buckinghamshire, I 565
Gregory's Mill, Sup. 96
Gregory's Tenement, App. 34
Gremanhil, Int. 58
Grendon, Northamptonshire, II 162a,

Greneford, I 413

Grenestreet, Int 66

Gretone, Northamptonshire, App. 108

Grey Friars, London, II 162(7, 264

Grey Friars, Worcester, II 264 ; App.

Greyhound Tavern, Channg Cross,

Sup. 30
Grey Stone, App. 45
Grey Tree, Hundred of, Int 59
Greys Inn, II 221
Grimanleah, Int 58
Grimehulle, I 478
Grimelay, Manor of, App. 75
Grimeley, App. 145
Grimell, I 470

Grimesgrove, I 94 (v) ; II 92
Grimhull, App. 64

I Grimlege^ II loa
Grimley, Int 34, 38, 5a, 56, 60, 61 ;
I 202, 205, 237, a57, 470, 471,

473. 474. 476, 478. 593 I H ««f
7o». 309f 3". 4oOb 4i»» 437«f
457 ; Sup. 32, 66

Grimly, Int 84

Grimmere, App. 49

Groby, I 64; II 263, 358; Appi 86,

158
Grotebeche, II 92, 94 (v)

Grove, Littlekyn, Stoke Bliss, Sup.

45
Grove, St. John's, II 309

Groveley, I 162, 166, 251, 493a

Grovely, I yon

Grovetown, Sup. 15

Growtrey, II 373

Gr>'me1ey, Int 48, 72

Grymenhall, I 340

Grymhull, I 471

Grymley, Int 41* ; I 477, 478

Grymleyleys, Int. 41

Guadeloupe, II 3611

Gubbins, Hertfordshire, I 72

Guernsey, I 85, 493a ; II 263 ; Dom.

6 ; Sup. 37
Guerston Ditch, Droitwich, I 351
Guestenhall, Int. 37
Guildhall Bewdley, I 286, 287, 288.

289
Guildhall, Worcester, I 326a; App.

97 ; Sup. 94
Guilford, Surrey, II 204
Guines, Normandy, II 162^
Guisnes, Normandy, II 162a
Guiting Grange, Gloucestershire, I

287
Gurbehale, II 36
Gurdesley, Int i
Gutheridge Castle, Hertfordshire, II

372
Gutherinton, Gloucestershire, App.

65

Gutynge, App. 78
Guyscliffe, Warwick, II 8
Gwemhayled, Flintshire, II 94 (ii)
Gyffard Stoke, Church of, II 151
G>Tdeleane (Yardley), II 244
Gything's Spring, App. 45
Gytingbroc, I 128

Habbe Lench, Int 66 ; II 82, 84
Habbelench, II 17, 80; App. 71
Habbelcnchc, I 454 ; App. 20, 72
Habbcworth, II 84
Habe Lench, I 445
Habelench, App. 31

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

«63

28, 48, 58, 6s, 80, 83, 93, 97,

99
Gloucestre, I 46

Glover's Piece, Droitwich, Sup. 24

Glover's Street, Worcester, App. 96

Glov'trie, App. 62

Glympton, Oxfordshire, I 352

Gobbins, Hertfordshire, I 64a

Gobions, Essex, I 2a

Gobions, Hertfordshire, I 67

Gocton, I 399

Goderic Castle, II 372

Goderich Castle, App. 79, 80

Godh3me way, Int 65

Godines way, Int 68

Godinges mere, App. 44

Godington, Oxfordshire, I 417

Godle, II 24'jn

Godringhall, Dom. 19

Godsley, Leicestershire, I 347

Godstow, Oxfordshire, I 240

Golafers, II iSon

Goldboum, App. 54

Goldecote, I 14; App. 70, 77, 79,

80

Golden Cross Inn, Halesowen, I

509
Goldicote, I 14, 62 ; App. 61, 62,

67
Golians, App. 36

Gonthorpe, Nottinghamshire, II 220a

Goodinsam, II 422

Goodmore, Bewdley, II 276, 282

Goodwater Brook, Bewdley, II 276,

281
Goose Lane, Worcester, App. 96
Goose Throttle Lane, Worcester, App.

96
Gorcott Hill, Beoley, I 63
Gore, The, Sup. 41
Goreford, I 351
Gomal, Sup. 57
Gorsthill, Oldswinford, II 207
Gorstic, Leasow, II 208
Gosberton, Lincolnshire, I 86a
Gosehyll, App. 37
Goshall, I 549, 556
Goshull, I 549, 556
Gospel Place, Ripple, II 296
Gowelgate, Int. 64
Gowelsgate, Int. 72
Graffeton, I 168
Graffton, App. 62
Grafton, Int. 5, 27, 28«, 43, 66, 68«;

I 32, 58, 60, 61, 64, 145, 151,

156, 157, i57«, 158, i58«> 159.
160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 169,

172, i73» 174, 346, 407* 466,

467, 474, 492«, 493«, 536 ; II 8,
57, U2» 161, 162a, 244, 302,
437«, 449» 458 i App. 36, 67,
69» 701 73i 79, 33, 91, 105 ; Sup.
15, 16

Grafton, Bromsgrove, Int. 17, 18, 467,

468, 479 ; App. 78, 80
Grafton Chapel, I 164; Sup. 17
Grafton Fliford, I 467 ; II 63, 244
Grafton Flivard, II 187

Grafton Flivord, I 455, 590; II 65;

Dom. 14
Grafton Flyford, Int. 15, 54, 62 ; I

52, 279, 290, 578 ; App. 80 I

Sup. 3
Grafton Grene, App. 36
Grafton House, I 156a
Grafton Illyford, I 388
Grafton Minor, I 407
Grafton, Northamptonshire, II 330a
Grafton sub Flavel, Int. 66; I 459;

Sup. 73
Grafton sub Flavell, I 467
Grafton, Warwickshire, I 145 ; Sup.

66
Graftone, I 151

Graftune (Grafton Fliford), II 244
Graithwayt Hall, II 220a
Grandborough, Warwickshire, II 118
Grange, The, Halesowen, Int. 21 ; I

52811
Grange Ground, Oldswinford, II 208
Grange, Tardebig, I 25
Grange, Teddington, App. 143
Grantham, Dom. 9
Grasscolne, I 23
Grass Cross, Worcester, App. 96,

97
Graunge, App. 78

Grava, II 94 (iv)

Gravel Lane, Southwark, Sup. 8

Gravesend, I 198

Gray's Inn, I 195 ; II 24, 25 ; II

220a; App. 166
Great Alne, Int. 55
Great Cokesey, II 63
Great Comberton, Int. 62, 89, 90 ; I

253, 254, 255, 360 ; II 243, 244,

245 ; Sup. 21
Great Combryngton, Int 43
Great Cooksey, I 346
Great Compton, Int. 45
Great Gaddesden, Hertfordshire, II

352«
Great Hampton, Int. 54 ; I 546

Great Hedgewicke, Bewdley, II 276,

282

Great Inteborough, II 7

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

267

Hampton, Warwickshire, Sup. 66

Hamptune, Int 57

Hamsted, App. 21

Hamsteed, Staffordshire, I 69

Hamstud, Int. 5

Hamt', App. 67

Hamt', Warwickshire, App. 65

Hamton, I 60, 536

Hamtune, Dom. 6

Hanbury, Int. 6, 20, 21, 22, 34, 53,
60, 66, 67,68; 158,65,89, 158,
i38, 295, 327, 328, 331, 378^,
439, 440, 453, 479, 480, 547,
548, 549, 549«, 549««, 55', 555,
S55«, 578, 609; II 64, 65, 222,
3", 379, 406ft, 437«; App. 75,
83, 87, 92«, 93, 106; Dom. 3,
18; Sup. 24, 27, 37, 48

Hanbury Church, App. 84^

Hanbury Hall, I 440, 550^, 552 ; II
64 ; Dom. 25

Hanbury juxta Wich, I io2«; App.
68,71

Hanbury juxta Witton, I 54811

Hanbury Lane, Sup. 23

Hanbury near Bristol, Int. 34 ; I 547

Handley, Int. 64, 73, 75

Handsacre, Staffordshire, I 493a

Handsworth, Staffordshire, I 65

Handysford, App. 34

Hanford, App. 146

Hanfordbridge, II 229

Hanging Aston, I 102, 103 ; App. 78,

Hangman's Lane, Hanley Castle, I

S57«
Hangynd Aston, App. 77

Hanleg', App. 62, 67

Hanlege, I 364, 365 y Dom. 5

Hanlegh, castle of. Int. 70

Hanlei, InL 57

Hanleis Court, Suckley, II 398

Hanley, Int. 6, 18, 71, 77, 84 ; I 182,
235, 258a, 265, 363, 365, 385,
386, 558, 559, 560; II 126, 128,
138, 141, 166, 220a, 222, 223,
263, 400; App. 70, 77, 78, 79,
80, 88, 106; Dom. 19; Sup. 38,
39, 66, 96

Hanley Castle, Int. 15, 16, 18, 22, 52,
62, 64, 71, 72, 76, 77, 78, 80;

I 2/2^ 396«, 556, 557, 564, 565,

567; II 117, 121, 125, 126, 140,

263, 444, 454, 456, 464a; App.

77, 79, 83, 143; Sup. 4, II, 38,

53
Hanley Child, Int 59 ; I 363, 367 ;

II 70; Sup. 27, loi, 102

Hanley Common, Sup. 38

Hanley Court, I 3

Hanley Ehild, Dom. 19

Hanley juxta Malvern, App. 73

Hanley Park, Int. 70 ; I 559

Hanley, Tenbury, II 352

Hanley William, Int. 59 ; I 363, 364,

365, 366, 367, 367«, 493^, 588,
SSSd; II 400; App. 72, 77,87;
Dom. 19; Sup. loi, 102

Hanleye, Int 42; II 122, 269

Hanleys, The, Int 33

Hanmer, Flintshire, II 330a

Hanover, App. 144; Sup. 15

Hante, I 536

Hantescire, Dom. 14

Han ton, I 536

Hantone, I 536

Hantun, I 397, 408, 546 ; Dom. 5

Han tune, Int 58 ; I 546 ; Dom. 6

Hanewell, II 83

Han well, I 453 ; Sup. 27

Hanwell, Oxfordshire, II 2

Haraptone, I 113

Harberrow, App. I5«

Harbor, Bewdley, II 282

Harbome, I 508 ; II 191

Harbome, Staffordshire, App. 20

Harbome, Warwickshire, II 189

Harborough, I 192^

Harborough, Hagley, I 528

Harborough, Leicestershire, I 486

Harborow, I 192, 485, 486, 506

Harboum, II 211

Harburgelei, II 36

Harden wyke, App. 81

Hard wick, II 310

Hardwick, Pasture of, II 419^

Hardwick, St. John's, Int. 37

Hardwicke, Eldersfield, I 373

Hareford (Hereford), II 465 ; Sup.

85
Hareley, II 245, 250

Hareltum, I 366

Harewell, II 250

Harewell wood, I 268

Harewood, Buckinghamshire, II 220^?

Har field, Herefordshire, II 400

Harfleur, Int 85 ; II 49/r

Harflew, II 49, 50^

Harford (Hereford), Sup. 84

Hargest, Herefordshire, I 86a

Hargraves, Hartlebury, I 570

Haringworth, II 206

Harleian Library, I 185

Harley, II 247^

Harlscott, I 258a

Harmstone, Lincolnshire^ I 99a

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Hartlcljur^- Casile, I 495. 56.'. 569
II 221; .\,i;>. i:s; iLp. 7S

Hanlcbur)- Htatfi, I <;05

Hinlcbun- I'irk, I 4.;=

Hinlcf'jrd. .\:.p. J I

Hinj.un-, <;iuuce5tLTs)iire, I sSS/ :

„ II35S.3W

Hanndgc, Kent, I 45.'.!

Hait'a Acre, Droiiwith, Sup. ^4

Haitirtll. Ai,y. 43

Harrmgton, Int j^, 37, 3-,. ^4, 60,
61, S7; I 1S5. 137. 35;i, 447.
57i>, 609; II 80, Sc*. 104, 105,
195. io-\ 31S. 437''; A[.p. 44,
106; H<,in, aS: .Sur.. 43, 53, 95

MarwL-ilcn, N cnh am plon shire, I 258

Haruiuh, Sup. 9

Haw.x..!, Hutkinghatnihirt, II 211

llao'uts, 'file, I 319

HasiHrry, I 534

HasUry, I 508, 510, 517. 518, SHjff,
S'7, 528, 531

lliscllfury, I 517

llastlcy, Warwickshire, Int. 55 ; I
4S2«; II "A lyS, 4oO/«

llatM-ltyL-, Int. 44

H;lsi;l„r, Int. 45

Masclurc, Uarwickihirc, I 187

"■■"■'"jti, Su]i ■-

HufekI.IIi4a

Hi*jein de Rege, I 3

^ J5

. InL 15

HiTfifW. » to

Hiistc laL 5;; DooL 6

Hizfftid, II ij« *

HiseLl, I 115: II ja, ,«, ,„
Hircdi, Herefonlsliir^ 11 atg
H«d:i, II J3. 31
Hiayli II 33

HiihiicKl Herefordthiic^ II ixi
Hi:.....rLjn, Sup. 47*
, Iql 50

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Ilascltot

M;.scl«dl, I 1O5

Hitton, IiiL 55

Hilton, Chesiure, II ito

Hinon GirJen, London. Sup. loi

Hi::ou. U'irwickshinc, Stipt 66, 95

Hium. I 396

Hianuur, Abbey of, Inl. 51

Hiume, I 143

Hiunlcg', .\pp. 66

Hiustiey, 11 470

Hjved«ii«, I 31

Havertoni, II 465

Haverhill, Essw. ll iSa

Havctsham, Buckinghamshire, II itt

HiTin^Otl, Sup. 51

Havoticsbur)-, II 146

HaTOtybrich, Dcnbt^tslnrc, II 330.1

HsTTcn (S»;vem>, InL Sjji

H-.v-^--| -^c-^irrX InL S3«

Hawbrixlge, I 8

Hawbrid.;e Green, Stoulton, II 34

Hi»ele, InL 66

Hiwford, I 159, 304, 306; Sup. 18
' Hjwford Claines, I 199
, Hawford Bridge, InL 84: I ao6; 11

I 3l3

; Hawkl-rook, App. 48

! Ha«keb.ic)i Arley, .App. 4

I Hawkeriiljiu, App. 58
Hawkesbury, 11 i^6h
Hawkesbury. Coventry, I 521
Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, II 146
Hawkeslcy House, Bromsgrove, I 153
HawkesloHT, InL 16 ; I 191
Hawkridge, .Viip. 49
Hawksl.ury, II 246
Hawkshead, II 331
Hawkshed, Lancashire, II aaoa

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

369

Hawkslow, I 451a
Hawley Grange, II 405
Hawley, Lincolnshire, II 163a
Hawn, I 508, 510, 317, 527, 531,

534
Hawsbury, Gloucestershire, App.

'53
Hawswell in Leigh, Int. 75
Haya, OldswinforcJ, II 207
Hayes, Middlesex, I 595
Hayes, The, App. 35, 38
Hayes, The Lord's, Hagley, I 488«
Hayfield, App. 27
Hayford, I aoi, 106
Hayfyldes, Lappall, App. 35
Haygreen Common, II 308
Hay Hall, Sup. 47/1
Hayldych, I 130
Hayles, Gloucestershire, I 510
Hayies Tenement, App. 37
Hayles, Worcestershire, I io8, 100
Haynworth, Yorkshire, 11 464^
Hays, Alvuchurch, I 25
Hayton Castlf, Cumberland, I 351a
Haywood, I 493a
Haywood, Staffordshire, Sup. 47a
Hazeles Elm, I 371
Hazier, II 64
Headore, Tardcbig, II 403
Hean Oseaer, I 8
Heath Borough, I 20
Heather, App. 59,
Heathly Shaw, I 20
Heathy Ley, App, 49
Heathy Mill, II 39
Heathy Place, II 47
Hebrides, II a2oa; Sup. 67
Hecheley, App. 73
HeckuU, II 379
Hedcome, Kent, I 37a
Heddington, Oxford, App. 97
, Hedecrone, Kent, I 148
Hedgwicke, Bewdley, II 276, a8j
Hedrichilgeram, Hanbury, II 379
Hefancroft, App. 51
Helchin, Uom. 37
Held, Himbletoo, I 579
Hclde, Sup. 19
Helde, EliB, Sup. 20
Heleyombe, I 269
Hellgrange, I 516, 517 ; App. a6, 37,

Helm, M'yke Episcopi, II 316
Helmeley, I 413
Helming, App. 66
Helperic, I 296
Helynbrugge, I 338
Heman, II 219

Hembure, Int. 49 ; I 575 ; II 38 ;

App. 29
Hembury in Salt Marsh, Int. 34, 43 ;

I 284, 556
Hembury juxla Wych, I 556
Hemelton, App. 33
Hemenhale, Sup, 33
Hemihon, II 385
Hemlingford hundred, Warwickshire,

I 64
Henblas, Mona, Island of, I 449
Henbury, Gloucestershire, Int 34 ;

I 472. 547. S48«
Henbury H;U1, view of, I 54811
Henbury juxta Witton, I 548, 548»
Henckste's hollow, ,\pp. 58
Hendelip Church, App. 77
Hendlip, I 5S4

Hendon within Wykefield, II 247«

Hendrith, Berkshire, I 375

Henel^e, I 365

Henewyk, IdL 48

Hcneyleg*, App. 66

Hengrave, I 35211

Henlegh, I 465, 467

Henlegh, Shropshire, I 464, 503

Henley, I 330, 466 ; App. 50, 77,

105 ; Sup, 87
Henley Castle, I 11; II 398; Sup,

II
Henley, Diocese of Lincoln, I 353
Henley on Thames, I 338a
Henley, Shropshire, Sup. 37
Henlip, I 205, 365, 492, 585, sS6,

587; 113, 267,349„,357«.4s8«;

App. S3, 105 ; Sup. 50
Henlip House, App. loi
Henlip House, Engraving of, I 588a
Henlipp, I 492a ; II 423
Henly in Arden, Int. 55
Hennick's Hill, App. 98
Hcnnock, App, 53
Hentland, II 20
Henton, Dom, 9
Henwick, Int 38; I 470, 471, 473;

II 32 ; App, 109
Henwiclc Gate, App, 10

Henwick Hill, I 562; II 310; App.

109, 114 ■
Henwick Turnpike, App, 115
Henwyke, I 473 ; II 417 ; App. 7a
Henwyke Hill, App, 110, 128
Henxtes hall, I 8

Heortseigesbrok (Hartwater), App, 3
Hendds' College, I 594*; H 118,

164a, 309a, 349, 395, 458a
Heralds' Office, I 587; II 368,

318 (ilia); App. 83

lyo

IsTDEx TO Nash's Wobcistulsruli:

Herculancnin, II 139

Herdel Aricj-, App. ;«

Herdevicba, HanieLur}*, I 574

Herdevyk, InL 48, 67

Herdevyke, I 130

Herdvick, I 130

Herd»*}xk, II 102

Hereford, InL 4 ; I 3. 43f "6, iiS,

25&I, 272^ 413, 439, 5I4,5S«>;

II 6, 23, 64, 74, 93«, 96*1, 99,
"oOf 134, 166, 219, 272, 316, 35S,
397f 476; App. 25, 106, 145.
152, 166; Dom. 9, 13, IS, 16,
28 : Sup. 50, 52, 83, 84
Hereford, Bishopnc of, II 6, 44, 45 ;

Sup. 82
Hereford Castle, I 158^, 412
Hereford, Cathedral of, I 473, 597 ;

II 12, 22, 94(111, 127, 398
Hereforij, Church of, II 31, 46412
Hereford, Diocese of. Int. 33 ; I i,
10, 54, 115, 239, 245. »56, 364.
3O7, 367« ; II 27, 62, 70, 72, 89,
100, loi, 157, 270, 348, 365, 375,
417 ; Sup. 21, 81
Hereford, Han-ington, App. 44
Hereford, Prior)- of, Int. 44
Hereford, See of, I 286, ^^^ ; II 9
Herefordshire, Int. 4, 10, 82, 88; I 1,
2tf, 8, 8«, 12, 38, 40, 42, 44, 53,
54^, 54/r, 54//, 57, 86a, 116, 132,
I39«, 151, 157, 158^^, 184- 197'',
198, 209, 239, 240, 241, 246^,
247, 248, 25ifl, 254, 256, 258*1,
267, 272, 272^, 2S1, 295«, 319,
364, 366, 373, 37S*i, 379. 39S,
404, 412, 4S1, 4^2i 493^1 537.
549<'. 553i S^Of 5^3. 564, S^S^
573. 5»S; n 2, 17, 33, 54, 55.
66, 71, 72, 73, 74, 94«. 94 Wf
121, 122, 125/r, 126, 127, 133,
140, 141, 142, I42tf, 162a, 163,

'71. I73i 204. 2«8f 2"9. 2^oa,
274«, 304, 305, 318 (ivfl), 328/1,

33^9 35^. 365. 367. 372, 373.
394. 395. 399. 4^0, 45^. 464^,
484 ; App. 3, 4, 88, 88n, 93, 99,
108, 109, 147, 154; Dom. 8, 9,
13, 16, 28; Sup. I, 14, 16, 37,

3«. 55. 58. 78. 79, 80, 83. 90. 97,

99
Herefordshire Beacon, II 142a

Hereforton, I 280, 576 ; II 80

Herepath, Clopton, App. 46

Herewaldsmore, II 414

Herewell, II 148

Herferthun, Int 58; I 576

Herfordshire, II 68

I HerfortoB, IiiL 36, 43. 4S, 66 ; 1X414
: App. 75

Henud, Hampshire^ II 193

Hehngton, I 184

Htmnisgrore. Stoke Prior, II 380

HenBorton, App. 78

HeniotSy Tlie, Droitwich, I 299

Henpuy, Gloacestenhirc^ II 1 10

Herseley, Ai^ 75

Hersenton, App. 72

Hertelbury, App. 72

Hertford, App. 76

Hertford Collie, Oxford, I 53011

Henfordshire, Int. 4 ; I 12, 37^, 64a,

67. 7»f 781 79f »39«i 45»«. 493*.

55*. 557; 11 94(u>, a66, 352*,

359. 368, 370, 394, 395
Henhesbach, I 23
Hcrthill, App. 34

Hcrtilbui}-, I 463, 570; II 154; App.

80
Hertingfordbury, Henfordshire^ II

94 (ii)
Hertiebery, II 316

Hcrilebir , App. 65

Hcrtlebiri, I 574

Hcrtlebirie, I 16

Hertlebure, InL 36, 47. ^ ; I 48^ 92.

94. 3*a. 574. 575 ; ^ *6. >37.
150, 152, 226, 227, 229, 254,426,

4S2

Hertleburgh, InL 42 «

Hcrtlcburie, InL 57 ; I 34

Hcrtlebur>-, I 24, 127, 149, 263«, 377,

45*. 56S, 573. 573*. 575 ; " 48.

148, 150, 301, 330; App. 30,

100
Hertlebury Castle. I 572
Hertlcsbure, InL 42
Hertllbur>' Castle, InL 84
Herton, I 242

Hertpur}', Gloucestershire, Sup. 41
Hertylbure, II 239
Hertylbury, I 278; App. 37, 71
Her*ington, App. 79, 80
Her\'inton, App. 80
Hesecan Hill, II 35^, 47011
Hesecande Hill, II 470A
Hesell, I 265

Heston, Middlesex, I 272^
Heth, InL 49
Heth, Penhull, II 9211
Hethcot, InL 46
Hetheholme, I 396
Hethey, II 388
Hethlonde, Kemsey, II 32
He\'eningham, Suffolk, II 71
Hewel, Int. 87

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

971

Hewel Grange, Int. 66 ; I 491

Heweleston, I 257

Hewell, Int. 50

Hewell Grange, II 403, 406; App.

105
Hewell Grange, Engraving of, II 402a
Hexstanes, App. 6n
Hexteyn's Place, App. 6
Hexton, Hertfordshire, App. 6h
Hextons, Arley, App. i, 6
Heye, Int 50
Heyes, le, App. 34

Heyford, Northamptonshire, I 64a, 68
Heys, le, Bedford, App. 36
Heytesbury, Wiltshire, II 464a
Heywood, App. i6
Hezelbury, I 518
Hibernia, Dom. 31
Hide, Staffordshire, II 464^ ; Sup. 82
Higden Close, Evesham, I 424
Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire,

1452^
Highdown, II 470/1

High Ercall, Shropshire, I 186, 595

Highman's Green, Oldswinford, II

208

High Park, Salwarpe, Sup. 68

High Street, Worcester, App. 96

Hightington, Int. 33 ; I 2/1, 10

High Town, I 547

Hightown, Alvechurch, I 24

Highwickham, Sup. 95

High Wood, Halesowen, I 530

High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, I

Higley, Shropshire, App. 6

Hilborough, II 406

Hilbumwurdham, II 406/r

Hilcot, Stafibrdshire, II 464a

Hilcott, Sup. 83

Hilcrumbe, Int. 58 ; I 269

Hileane, II 244

Hilendon, I 404

Hilhamaton, Dom. 6

Hilhampton, I 39

Hill, Int 60; I 449, 454, 508, 510,

531 ; Sup. 14
Hill and More, App. 85
Hill Church, Droitwich, I 307
Hill Court, App. 84
Hill Court, Dodderhill, I 334, 336
Hill Court, Grafton Flyford, I 52,

467, 468
Hill Court, Himbleton, I 579
Hill Court, Longdon, II 107
Hill Cromb, Int 54, 60 ; I 264, 269 ;

II 109, 390
Hill Crombe, Int 44 ; II 295

Hill Croomb, II 296

Hill Crumbe, App. 79 ; Dom. 13

Hill, Eastham, Int 21

Hill, Eldersfield, I 375

Hill End House, Chaseley, Int. 23

Hill, Fladbury, Int 61 ; I 452

Hill Grange, App. 22

Hill Grove End, Himbleton, I 579

Hillhampton, Int 37^, 59 ; II 46

Hillhampton, Great Witley, Int 37

Hillhouse, Bushley, I 389

Hillhouse, Hanbury, I 553, 554

Hill House, Ledbury, I 251

Hillingdon, I 407, 422

Hillingdon, Buckinghamshire, I 407

Hillington, II 464, 466

Hillmorton, Warwickshire, II 220a

Hill Pool, Chaddesley Corbett, App.

125
Hill Quarter, Halesowen, I 527, 531

Hilltop, Bromsgrove, I 151

Hillwey, Bredicot, I 120

Hilton Castle, Dom. 22

Hilton's Hill, St John's, II 310

Hilton Street Worcester, App. iion

Hiltrile, Bewdley, II 276, 282

Himbleton, Int 37, 39, 54, 60, 88 ;

I 237» 4S3» 467, 547, 549, 578.
579, 580, 590 ; II 199, 356, 423]
Dom. 25 ; Sup. 42, 48

Himbleton Woods, I 579

Himelton, II 43 7»

Himeltune, Int 58

Himley, Sup. 36

Himley, Staffordshire, II 94 (vi)

Hinchingbroke, Huntingdonshire, I

595
Hindlip, Int 6, 60 ; I 199, 573, 584,

585, 587, 588^; II 164, 3io«,
33^^ 437«, 452 ; Dom. 25 ; Sup.
42

Hindlip House, I 588

Hindelep, Int 40 ; I 584 ; App. 64

Hindelepe, II 325 ; App. 145

Hindlip, Int 58 ; Sup. 98

Hinewick, I 473

Hinkley, II 94 (vi)

Hinlip, Int i, 5, 52 ; I 202, 587;

II 199, 200; Sup. 48
Hinmere, App. 57, 59
Hinptone, I 421

Hinton, I 60, 381, 546 ; II 341
Hinton, Gloucestershire, Int 3; II

34
Hinware, Severn River, II 246/1

Hinwick, I 473

Hippisley, Int 3

Hipsley, II 402

Index to Nash's Worcestbrsrire.

273

Horn Castle, I 349

Home, I 339, 341 ; Dom. 19

Home Castle, I 2a, 343, 343, 344,

345> 348, 349 ; 11 93M ; Dom.

»9
Home, Clifton, Sup. 19
Home Grange, App. 31, 31, 37
Home Lacy, Herefordshire, I 537
Homme, I 343, 396, 397; II 177;

App. 72, 77; Dom. 31
Homme Castle, App. 77
Homme, Herefordshire, Sup. 78
Homme, The, Old Stratford, App. 74
Homme, The, Tibberton, II 433
Homyng, Int. 50
Hondesacre, Staffordshire, I 37a
Hondleyea Eyne, Bewdley, II 376,

383
Honeybom, Cloucesterehire, I 197
Honeybourn, App. 44, 50
Honeybounie, II 104
Hongbrook, Wolverley, II 470a
Honginde hull, Kcmsey, II 33
Hongundaston, I 115
Hongunde Aston, I 1 1 1
Honibom, I 118
Honibornia, I aoo
Honibouin, Int. 50
Honibume, I 197
Honington, Int. 55 ; I 43
Honington Bridge, II 438
Honington, Warwickshire, Sup. 66
Honnynglon, Ajip. 27
Honyam Meadow, Salford, I 408,

409
Hony borne, App. 73
Hooyboutn, App. 53
Honyburn, Int. 47 ^ I 407
Horybume, II 461
Honynton, Salop, I 517
Honyton, Int. 46; App. 34
Hoo, App. 79

Hoo, The, Hertfordshire, II a66
Hooke, I 157

Hooke Leasow, Bewdley, II 375, 381
Hooke Wood, Bewdley, II 37?, 381
Hope, II 369

Hope Farm, Sapey, Sup. 96
Hope, Herefordshire, I 53
Hopton, Shropshire, I 546^, 365
Hopton, Soters, I 364
Hopton Wafre, Sup, 53
Hopwode, I 31, 33, 33
Hopwood, 11480; App. 76
Hopwood, Alvcchurch, I 16
Hopwood's Castle, I 30
Hopwoods, Wick, I 30
Hopwuda, I 18

Horace's Head, Fleet Street, Title-
pages

Horberewe, App. 73

Horbum, App. ii, 31, 38

Horburne, App, 36

Horebone, App. 31

Horecross, I 453d

Horestan, App. 66 ; I 33

Horeston, App. 36

Horeston, Bromsgrove, App. 66

Horestone Brook, I 486

Horeweil, 11 141, 350

Horewell, Forest of, Int 65, 68, 69,
69«; App. 107

Horleton, I 366

Hornbum, App. 26

Hornchurch, Essex, I 2, la, 440a

Horneld, Sheriff's Lench, App. 77

Homton, Int. 48

Homwell, II 429

Hornwold, II 20

Horpit, App. 45

Horscroft, Kemsey, II 33

Horsebroc, II 47 o«

Horsebrook, I 8 ; II 476 ; App. 58

Horsebrook, Wolverley, II 47o«

Horseciose, Evesham, I 408

Horsecroft Medow, App. 34

Horseheath, II 134

Horseheath, Cambridgeshire, I 595,
599; 11 1^5; Sup. 43

Horselei, 11 470*

Horseley, II 470, 470« ; App. 76

Horseley Heath, II 471

Horseley Meadow, II 476

Horseley, Staffordshire, I 66

Horseley, Wolverley, II 470s

Horsham, Sl Faith's, Norfolk, I 8611

HoTsington, Lincolnshire, I 549a,
549"

Horsiey, II i63«

Horsley, Staffordshire, I 640

Horsly Hall, Staffordshire, I 534

Horspriforiong, Kemsey, II 33

Horst, II 4701

Horton, I S36B

Horton, Gloucestershire, I 186

Horton, Hampton Lovett, II 344

Horton, Northumberland, II 33013

Horton, Int, 57

Hortune, Dom. 6

Horwell, Int. 49

Horwell, Earl's Croome, I 383

Hosentree, App. 77

Hosintte, II 164

Hoste, Int. 40

Hosyntre, I 589 ; II 164

Hosyntree, I 584

a74

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Hoswode, App. 65
Hoton, I 406 ; Dom. 15
Hough, Lincolnshire, I 86a
Houghton Conquest, Bedfordshire, II

24, 220a, 221, 330a
Hounslow, Middlesex, I 493a
Howardswell, Int. 68
Howden, Yorkshire, I 32
Howlard's Lane, Stoke Prior, II 380
Howsell, II 75
Howson, I 257, 258
Howswell, Sup. 38, 38«
Howun, II 20
Howych, I 406
Hton, App. 70
Huckster's Street, Worcester, App.

96
Huddington, Int 54, 60, 88 ; I 279,

281, 578, 579; n 50, 393, 449;

App. 82
Huddington Woods, I 579
Hudington, Int. 66; I 74, 590; II

349« ; App. 44
Hudinton, II 325 ; App. 145
Hudintone, II 17
Hudintune, Int 58 ; I 590
Huditon, I 590
Huertburie, I 568
Huerteberie, Dom. 5
Huerteburie, I 568
Huggins furlong, PurshuU, I 349
Hul Cromb, I 270
Huldicota, Gloucestershire, App. 65
Hull, Int 19, 49, 68; I 116, 171,

245, 448, 452, 452a, 513; App.

16, 72, 78, 80 ; Sup. 47/1
Hull, Bockelton, II 218
Hull Cromb, I 269 ; II 295
Hull juxta Fladbury, App. 79
Hull, Purshull, I 349
Hulla, App. 64
Hullampton, Int 48
Hulle, Halesowen, I 508
Hulle juxta Fladbury, App. 71
Hullecrombe, Int. 44/1
Hullfeldes, Frankley, I 460
Hullfyldes, App. 35
Hullinfra, App. 77
HuUingdon, Int 36
Hullplace, App. 81
HuUwood, App. 34
Humburg, App. 67
Humelbrok, Int 66
Humelton, Int 43, 48; I 581, 582;

App. 75
Humilton, Int 66 ; I 296, 578, 580,

Humylton, App. 37

Hunbume, I 197

Hunchewyk, Int 46

Huncote, Leicestershire, I 157

Hundesfild, I 150

Huniborn, Int 57, 58

Hunibum, I 397

Hunibume, I 1979 408 ; Dom. 5

Hunigbrooke, Wolverley, II 47o«

Huningham, App. 44

Hunnibome, Int 36

Hunnington, I 510, 527, 531

Hunnington, Warwickshire, I 352a

Huntingdale, Sup. 42

Huntingdon, II 38

Huntingdonshire, Int 4 ; I 452a, 595 ;

Sup. 9
Huntingdrope, Int 66
Huntington, I 448, 527
Huntyndrop, Gosehyll, App. 37
Hurdecote, II 37
Hurley, Berkshire, I 399
Hurleye, Priory of, Int 45
Hurst Enclosure, App. 58

Hurstbesford, I 23

Hurstheysford, I 23

Husantree, II 244

Husentre, Dom. 5

Husentree, II 164

Husingtree, I 440

Husmera, II 3511

Hussintre, II 24511

Hussintree, II 245

Huttonfield, Worcester, I 54/1

Hwiccia, II 400

Hwytinton, II 32511

Hyde Park Comer, App. 116

Hy^ley, App. 6 •

Hylmdon, II 178

Hylinton, London diocese, II 179

Hyllcrombe, II 295

Hylle, Int 57 ; I 445

Hyllingdon, Int. 35

Hyllyngdon, I 221

Hylton Street, Worcester, App. ii5«;
Sup. 97

Hymbleton, Int. 36

Hymelbrook, App. 49, 52, 53, 57

Hymelmoor, App. 56

Hymelton, App. 52, 7a

Hymilton, App. 52

Hyndegarden, Evesham, I 409

Hyndelep, App. 71, 72

Hyndelepe, Int 66; I 215

Hyndlip, I 584

Hynewick, I 473

Hynewode, II 40611

Hynewych, II 102

Hynewyk Wear, I 473

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

«75

Hynewyke, I 473
Hynlip, II 424
Hynlipp, II 225
Hynnuindoiiy Int. 45
Hypesland, App. 37
Hypeslond, I 154
Hytonhey, Lancashire, II 450

Ibould's Mill, St. John Bedwardine,

II 13

Icambe, II i

Icancumb, II i

Icancumbe, II i

Iccacumb, II i

Iccecumbe, II i

Iccomb, II I ; Sup. 44

Iccombe, Int. 57^, 61

Iccumb Chantry, II 1

Ichul, II 146

Ickacumb, II i

Ickle Street, App. 108

Icknyng Street, I 17

Icomb, Int. 7, 38, 54, 60 ; II i

Icombe, Int. 34, 38, 39 ; I 136, 470 ;

II 2
Icumb, II I
Icumbe, II 102
Idlicot, Int. 55
Idlicote, II 427
Igfatham, Kent, II 191
Ighton, Shropshire, I 2a
Ikenild Street, I 17, 160
Ikenyld Street, App. 108
Ikombe, App. 72
Ildeberga, I 60
lUey, I 517; App. 34
Illeyebam, Halesowen, App. 33
lUyford, Sup. 27

Ilmington, Int. 55 ; I 407 ; Sup. 66
Ilmington Field, II 429
Ilmyndon, Int 45^1 ; I 409
Imenea, App. 67

Imeney, Int 66 ; App. 66, 76, 79
Imeneye, App. 62
Imenye, I 345 j App. 66
Immene, App. 65
Immeney, App. 69
Imney, I 348 ; II 73
Impanley, App. 51
Impney, I 348 ; Sup. 24
Inardeston, II 306, 308 ; App. 79
Inckberrow home, I 579
India, II 464^1; Sup. 22, 83, 86
Indorse, II 47on
Indosse, II 470/r
Infirmary, Worcester, Sup. 94
Inge, Warwickshire, App. 65
Ingepenne, I 359

Ingestre, I 493a

Inglefield, I 359

Inglethorp's Hospital, II 32011

Ingtebarrue, App. 80

Ix^barrow, Int 60, 88 ; I 456 ; App.

137
Inkberrow, I 6, 7, 290, 578 ; II 6 ;

Sup. 95

Inkborough, Int 19 ; I 439> 44^i 453 ;

II 7, II, 21,65,80,84, 177
Inkborough Church, I 156a
Inkborough Magna, I 152
Inkford Brook, Beoley, I 63
Inner Temple, I 119, 200, 260, 311,

336, 464 ; II 22, 94 (ii), 321,

330a, 464^ ; App. 147 ; Sup. 25
Inner Temple Library, I 382/r
Inneston, Redmarley, II 306
Inning Field, Himbleton, I 579
Intebarewe, App. 79
Intebaryghe, App. 79
Intebereue, App. 76
Inteberewe, Int 43 ; App. 79
Inteberg, Int 57, 5^ ; App. 64
Inteberga, II 6 ; Dom. 5
Intebeige, I 445, 446 ; II 6, 7, 14 ;

App. 78
Intebergh, App. 71, 72
Inteberghe, II 9 ; App. 79
Inteberwe, App. 78
Intebery, App. 79
Inteberye, App. 77, 78, 79
Inteberyhe, App. 77
Inteborough, I 44011; II 6, 7, 8, 9;

Sup. 44
Inteborough Church, II 9
Intebrye, II 6« ; App. 79
Inteburga, App. 64
Inteburgh, I 92
Inteburow, App. 81
Ippelye, Int 44
Ippesley, II 13
Ipsley, Int 55 ; I 17, 62, 63, 145 ; II

402
Ipswich, I 318 ; II 331 ; Sup. 87
Irchester, Nordiamptonshire, II 318

(ivfl)
Ireland, I 37a, 541/, 64a, 67, 86, 86^,

87, 157, 158^, 158^, 162, 199,

340» 35o«> 35*1 4 14, 493^t S94^f
595, 609; II 141, 148, 150, 154,

155, 162a, 212, 303», 318 (iii«),

358, 403, 415. 436, 441, 4S8«,
459«, 464a, 473«» 47^ ; App. i ;
Dom. 4; Sup. 17, 18, 26, 57,

78
Isalep, II 107 ; Dom. 28

Isle of Anglesey, I 510

276

Ikdbx to Nash's Worcbstbrshirk.

Isle of Man, Sup. 67

Isle of Wight, Sup. 25. 26

Islep, II 114

Islington, II 220a

Islip, Dom. 28

Ismere, II 35*, 470m

Ismere Pool, II 47011

Isslep, II 113

Isthamsted, Buckinghamshire, II 220a

Italy, I 11, 452tf, 597; App. 163;

Sup. 45, 69, 93
Ivefyld, App. 35
Iveling, II 422

Iver, Buckinghamshire, I 272^
Ivingho, I 352^
Ivington, Herefordshire, II 71
Ivor, Buckinghamshire, II 162a

Jacob's Well, Beoley, I 63

Jamaica, I 4930, 500 ; II 45911 ; Sup.

33, 46, 62
James Town, Barbados, Sup. 61
Jehelnicon, Gloucestershire, App. 65
Jericho, Alvechurch, I 25
Jersey, I 85, 19911 1 ^^ '^3 > ^^P-

54
Jerusalem, II 297 ; App. 82 ; Sup.

48
Jerusalem, Knights of St. John of, II

3"
Jesus College, Oxford, I 102, 225,

414; II 64, 142, 348*, 430, 432 ;

App. 158; Dom. 3
Jorval Abbey, App. 10
Joysement, Rjpple, II 296
Jumieges, I 398
Jurden's Tenement, App. 34

Elaimerdin, II 98
Kakemore, I 513
Kaldewell, App. 77
Kank, Staffoitkhire, II 233
Kanke, II 366, 369
Kardium', App. 66
Karkedon, II 159 ; App. 79
Karketon, II 159 ; App. 73
Karketonin, App. 76
Karledon, App. 61
Karleton, II 159
Karliolum, II 100
Karrente brook, I 130
Kederminster, I 462 ; II 41
Kederminstre, App. 69, 80
Kedermynster, I 192
Kedges, Wichenford, Sup. 82
Keirswell, App. 80
Kekingewik, Int 47/r
KekingH-yck, App. 64

Kdcyngewyke, App. 76

Kdcyngwyk, Int 47

Kekynwich, App. 7 1

Kekynwych, I 477

Kekynwyk, Int. 40

Kelly Law, Sup. 67

Kelmaish, Northamptonshire, 11 2200

Kelmesham, I 130; App. 64, 78

Kdmestow, App. 12

Kelmestow, Church o^ App. is

Kelmestowe, App. 12

Kelmestowe, The greater Ch^>d o^

App. II
Kemberley, Norfolk, II 133
Kembersley, Norfolk, I 384
Kemberton, Shiflbal, I 524
Kemenhall, II 75, 78, 79
Kemerton, Gloucestershire, 1 128, 255,

231, 232 ; Sup. 58
Kemerton Hill, II 234 ; Dom. 29
Kemeseia, App. 64
Kemesey, Int. 36, 41m; I 169, 285;

II 18, 20, 21, 23, 23*, 33, 146,

255 ; App. 72, 79
Kemesey, Chantiy of, II 19
Kemeseye, Int 41, 47 ; II 31, 135
Kemessey, App. 71
Kemesseye, II 147
Kemmeiihale, II 75
Kempley, Gloucestershire, I 376, 380;

II 118
Kempse}-, Int 52, 56 ; II 29, 30, 31,

312, 322 ; App. 99, 100; Supi.

44
Kempsey Mill, Sup. 96

Kempstowe, App. 12

Kempstowe Green, App. 1 2

Kempthe, App. 78

Kemsay, App. 81

Kemsey, Int 34, 38, 39, 60, 71, 84 ;
I I02IS 41 21^ 446, 470, 471,
474«, 593 ; n 6if, 18, 19, 20^
21, 22, 22«, 23, 24, 25, 26«, 28,

«9» 31. "5. 234» 243. *S7f 262,

3*5. 33o«» 341. 343f 35^ J App.

75, 80, 102, 134, 145; Dom. 18,

20; Sup. 26
Kemsey Church, Sup. 44
Kemsted Place, Kent, I 452a
Kenaur, II iSg/t^ 206
Kenbert's Grave, I 20
Kenchester, Int 4
Kendal, II 279
Kenefaire, Forest of, App. 2
Kenellworth, Priory of, Int 46
Kenelm Stowe, I 462
Kenelmstowe, I 516, 5i9»52o; Aj^

26

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

277

Kenelworth, I 166, 407, 412, 41 2^,

537, 591
Kenelworth Priory, Int. 44, 45

Kenelworthe Priory, Int 45

Kenemarton, I 130

Kenemerton, App. 67

Kenfare, II 211

Kenfare, Forest of, App. 2

Kenil worth. Int. 49 ; II 48

Keningaford, II 470^1

Keningford, II 470^1

Kenneswyk, I 158

Kensington, II 318 (ivtf); Sup.

40
Renswick, Int. 52, 56 ; I 470,

474, 474«; II 309, 458; Sup.

82
Rent, Int. 3, 11 ; I 14, 37dr, 64a, 66,

105, 148, 156, 157, 245, 272/^,

442, 452a, 495, 560, 564 ; II

105, 128, 191, 216, 220a, 223,

264«, 265, 330dr, 358, 361, 445,

446, 464^; App. 9, 167; Dom.

9, 15; Sup. 58, 61, 78
Kentishtown, Prebend o^ I 413
Kenton Langley, II 406
Kent's Stocking, Claines, II 322
Renvar Edge, II 465
Renyngtone, I 339
Rereswell, II 19, 20», 23, 32
Rereswelle, App. 64
Remford, Int 66
Rcrsewell, II 20, 22 ; App. 79
Rersey, I 383
Rershall, II 22
Rerswell, II 18^
Retton, Rutlandshire, II 163
Reynsham, Abbey of, I 373
Reyreswell, App. 81
Keysend, The, Int. 75
Kibbleworth, I 20
Kidderminster, Int. 6, 8, 19, 20, 21,

22, 23, 27, 32, 37, 42«, 53, 63, 68«,
69«, 84, 9^a, 92; I 38, 155, 158,
189, 209, 242, 260, 262, 358,

365, 365«, 380, 457, 461, 508,

549^, 550^, 551, 594, 594«; M

34, 34«, 35«, 36, 37, 37«, 3^, 39,
39«, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 44«, 44a,

45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 54, 5^, 59,
201, 207, 211, 2i^n, 214, 240,

244, 263, 270, 274, 309, 345,

3Sh 353, 385, 3^6, 387, 390,

449, 451, 459«, 464^, 465, 467«,
468, 469, 47011, 471 ; App. I 2/f,

9, 21, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, ^h 84f
106, io8y 138; Dom. 5; Sup. 18,

46, 47f 47«i 48, SO, 95

Ridderminster, Borough of, Int 59;

II 39, 48 ; Sup. 46
Ridderminster Church, II 50^;, 50^,

5or, 56«
Ridderminster Deanery, Int. 33, 42,

53, 56, 184, 189, 292, 302, 377,

485, 502, 568 ; II 34, 206, 239,

385,.469, 477
Ridderminster, Engraving of, II 34a

Ridderminster, Foreign, Int 59 ; II

39, 48
Riddington, Oxfordshire, I 64^1, 68,

99, 104, 452^
Riddour, II 35^

Riderminster, Int 42, 78, 79, 81
Riderminstre, App. 79
Rier (Ryre), Int 31
Riftesgate, Gloucestershire, I 198
Rillanridge, App. 49
Rilmarsden cum Ashwick, Somerset-
shire, Sup. 18
Rilmersden, Somersetshire, I 529/r
Rilmer's Mere, App. 51
Rilmesham, II 78, 80
Rihnore and Ardagh, Bishopric of, II

303^
Rilrudden, Limerick, II 358

Rimbersley Wood, I 121

Rimlet, App. 86

Rimsey Meadow, II 22

Rinafarastone, II 47011

Rinchford's, Stoke Prior, II 38

Rinefard, Forest of, II 471

Kineton, Warwickshire, II 464a

Rinewarton, I 407

Kinfare, I 189, 359

Ring Sutton, Northamptonshire, II

202
Ringaston, App. 79
Ringesford, Int. 66
Ringesford, Eston, Int 66
Ringesforde, Stoke Prior, II 380
Kingesle, Dom. 1 1
Ringesley, II 84
Kingeslonde, Int 65
Ringes Sheldesley, II 170
Ringeston, Warwickshire, I 258^1
Ringham, Oxfordshire, I 285
Ringley, Gloucestershke, I 407
Ring's Bench, II 221, 357, 358, 359;

App. 156
Ring's Bounds, I 20
Ring's Chase, Int 78, 80
Ring's Closer II 404
Ring's College, Cambri4g^ I 507, 597
King's Bntiy. II aoa
KinoV*
]

378

Index to Nash's Worcestershirs.

King's Headland, App. 107, 108
King's Highway, Oldswinford, II 208
King's Holt, Clent, App. 15
King's Meadow, Ripple, II 295
King's Norton, Int 19, 38; I 16;
II 185, 350, 477 ; App. 82 ; Sup.

47«. 56
King's Stable, Bewdley, II 276, 382

King's Swinford, I 358; II 306, 211,
213^, 402; App. 13; DoDL 10;
Sup. 84
King's Tenement, II 404
King's Thanemere, App. 46
Kingsford, Int 59; II 47011
Kingsham, II 309
Kingsland, App. 76, 79
Kingsnorton, Int 6, 16, 22, 53, 59,
88; I 17, 20, 22, 23, 25, 62, 63,
151, 152, 160, 164, 166, 250,
2S» ; II 63, 189, 298 ; App. 76,
77, 87, 106; Sup. 16, 84
Kingsnorton Chapel, I 15641, 164, 165
Kingsnorton Vicarage, Sup. 16
Kingsthanesmere, App. 47
Kingston, II 63, 64
Kingston, Deanery of, I 14
Kingston, Herefordshire, App. 4
Kingston, Staverton, II 25
Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire, I 265
Kingston-upon-Thames, II 347
Kingstone, Devonshire, II 24
Kingswinford, I 491, 493, 493«; App.

12, 18, 34; Sup. 57
Kingswood Abbey, II 407
Kingswood, Gloucestershire, I 251a
Kingswood, Himbleton, I 579
Kington, Int 54, 55, 59 ; I 236 ; II
10, 64, 65, 90, 188, 322; App.
63, 76; Sup. 51, 66
Kington Deanery, Int 33, 55; II

427
Kingwarton, II 84

Kingwinford, Sup. 47

Kingwode, II 407^

Kinildworth, App. 55

Kinlet, I 42 ; II 50, 162^, 400

Kinlet, Shropshire, I 266 ; II 37, 71

Kinlett, Shropshire, App. i

Kinnersley, Surrey, I 452a

Kinsford, II 470

Kinton, Int 57 ; II 63, 63^1, 64 ; II

449 ; Dom. 90

Kinvar, Staffordshire, II 469, 471

Kinvar, Forest of, II 471 ; App. 108

Kinvare Forest, I 189

Kinvare, Staffordshire, I 193

Kinvaur, I 486

Kinver, Int 84

Kinver Edge, II 46

Kinver Wood, II 35

Kinvere, Forest of, I 4401V

Kinverton, II 47011

Kinwar Church, II 40611

Kinwarton, Int 34, 55 ; I 397, 42s

Kinwarton, Warwickshire, ^pi 66

Kirkhowell, I 1580

Kirkhull, I 189

Kirtling, II 212

Kirtling, Cambridgeshire, 46411

Knave's Greave, Oldswinford, II 208

Knebworth, Hertfordshire, II 394,

395
Knicteton, II 94 (i)

Knightley, Staffordshire, I 266

Knighton, Int 33, 3^ ; H 64» 89, 90^

9*. 94 (ii), 9^ loi, 417, 437*,
464a

Knighton Chapel, II 97
Knighton on Teme, Int 60
Knight Park, Inkberrow, II 7
Knightsford Bridge, App. 11511
Knights Wasboume, Int 36 ; II 233 ;

Sup. 82
Knightwick, Int 36, 37^, 39, 52, 56;
I 64^1, 470; II 66, 67, 68, 122,
12211, 167, 466m ; App. 85 ; Dom,

Knightwicke, II 66, 222 ; Sup. 51

Knightwike, II 169, 397

Knightwycke, II 67

Knighwick, Int 60

Knitwyck, II 68

Knockingham, I 349

Knockingham, Wichbold, I 292

Knokyn, II 43411

Knolle, Warwickshire, I 395

Knotenhull, Int 50

Knowle, Worcester, II 321 ; App.

102
Knowle End, Worcester, II 320;

Sup. 89
Knowles End, Worcester, App. 96
Knyghtwyk, Int 40
Kockhulle, Int 66
Kokesey, Int 66
Kowbatch, Oldswinford, II 208
Kucebivinton, Int 66
Kule, Gloucestershire, II 246
Kydderminster, II 59, 62
Kydderminstre, I 263
Kydelminstr*, App. 67
Kyderminster, II 58, 62 ; App. 34, 77
Kyderminstre, I 462 ; II 58, 61

App. 32. 37, 80
Kydermynster, II 60
Kydemiyster, App. 73

Index to Nash*s Worcestershire.

279

Kydre, II 57

Kydreminster, II 61

Kyer, Wyard, I 599

Kyldare, App. 158

Kylmecham, Int. 51

Kylmesham, App. 72

Rylmesham, Mitten, App. 77

Kymberle5rs, App. 35

Kyme, Lincolnshire, I 266

Kymenhale, II 75

Kynber, II 3511

Kynber Minstre, II 35^1

Kynbert Minster, II 35^

Kyneberght's Stone, II 35^

Kyneldeworth, App. 55

Kyneton, I 6

Kynewarton, Int. 45, 50 ; II 178, 179 ;

Sup. 82
Kynfare, I 189; App. 37
Kyngesford, App. 69, 73
Kyngesnorton, App. 73, 81
Kynge's Sheldesley, II 169, 170
Kynge*s Tenement, App. 34
Kyngeswod, I 108
Kyngton, Int. 44, 46, 73
Rynlett, Shropshire, I 54/1
Kynsham, Herefordshire, I 2a
Kynton, Int 50, 66; I 346, 455;

App. 69
Rynvare, Staffordshire, Int. 6Sn
Kynwarton, I 399
Kyre, Int. 6, 23, $$, 84; I 44, 86,

S6a, 99a, 115, 365, 595 ; II 220a,

419; App. 90; Sup. 43, loi,

102
Kyre Brook, II 417
Kyre, Great, Int 57, 59
Kyre House, Engraving of, I 472a
Kyre, Little, Int. 57, 59
Kyre Parva, Dom. 19
Kyre Wiard, I 245, 249, 272^
Kyre Wyard, Int 19 ; I 363, 599 ; II

72, 417 ; Dom. 19
Kyre Wyre, II 70; Sup. 51
Kyrwood, App. 80
Kytherminster, II 210
Kyvare, I 361

La Lee, Wolverley, II 61
La Syche, Stoke Prior, II 379
La Valasse Abbey, France, II 405^
Laboure, App. 4
Lacham, II 405
Lacock, I j$Sa ; II 339
Lacock, Wiltshire, II 336
Lacocke Abbey, App. 82
Lacon, Shropshire, II 318a
Lacumbe, Int 58

Lade, II 20

Ladesey, Int. 50

Ladycroft, Purshull, I 349

Ladycroft Meadow, Purshull, I 349

Lady Meadowes, Bewdley, II 27 6, 282

Lady Medow (Kinfare), App. 37

Laeworn, I 340

Lagham, Surrey, I 287

]^m Scathes, I 8

Lamberd's field, App. 2

Lambeth, I 341 ; II 165 ; App. 7, i66l

Lambeth Library, I S03«, 532; App.

Lambswick, II 97

Lame's Close, Evesham, I 408

Lampeler, Sup. 82

Larapland Hagley, I 502

Lancashire, I 272, 274, 302, 406, 446,

558; II 162^,185, 220«, 3i8(iv«),

450; Dom. I ; Sup. 47;!, 15
Lancaster, I 85, 85^, 525; II 7«,

220a; App. 151 ; Sup. 4on
Lancaster, Duchy of, I 84/r, 561, 565 ;

Il3i8(iii«)
Landaff, II 448

Land wade, Cambridgeshire, I 158a
Lanfedumen, App. 142
Langdon, Int 41, 75
Lange, Int 49

Langebrugge, Ombersley, II 226
Langedon, Int 4in; II 112, 113, 114,

115, 116; App. 65,67
Langennye, Int. 51
Langham, Suffolk, I 595
Langley, I 50911, 510, 518, 522, 523,

531 ; II 166, 4o6«; App. 27, 35
Langley, Wallaxhall, I 521
Langman Meadow, I 408
Languedon, II 113
Lansedurnen, App. 158
Lantenhouse, Halesowen, App. 33
Lanthony, II 228
Lanurdele, Dom. 6
Laphall Fields, App. 27
Laphol, Halesowen, I 515'
Laphole, I 517

Lapley Hall, Staffordshire, Sup. 19
Lappal, I 527, 531
Lappall, I 508
Lappawurtthin, II 317
Lappeworth, Int 44
Lappewrte, II 317
Lapworth, Int 55 ; II 204
Larford Shoal, Severn, Sup. 6
Larkborough, App. 45
Larksborough, App. 43
Lasedun, near the Hague, Sup. 66
Lastonache, Kemsey, II 19

iSo

ISDEX TO NaSR*S WoRCESTCKSHIRK.

I^AStorutshe, II 19

LatiiDers, Buckinghamshire, II 220a,
221

Latteinbrug:ge, Int 65

I^ugham, A|i|i. 159, 162

I^ugharne, App. 158

I^u^hcm, A{p. 162

I^ugh Ma>-n, II 122

Ldughton House, Halesowen, I 517;

Aj*p. 22
I^uhern, I 85
lauhem, Com^'all, I 258
I^ure, Int 5S ; II 309
I^verstoke, IIm>-ndon, I 409
I^w, II 92

Ijwa, II 94 'iv), 94 (v)
I^wcficld, II 91

Lawcrn, Int. 36, 48; I 156, 584; II
5. 3091 3'o. 3»o« ; App. 145,
146

^wcm Eleeinos\Tiar>-, II 309

.awem River, Int. 84

^wcrne, II 308 ; App. 75, 78

.awcmrs (iranjje, II 310

^wndd, II 94 (iv)

^wford, I 452*1

^ycfx.k, Wiltshire, App. 164

^ymire, II 4- >

^ys, Kingswinford, Sup. 47

xa, I 150

:xa Darleston, Yardley, II 479

xa Knd, Alvechurch, I 16, 18, 19,

>:a, Over Sapey, I 40

^a, The, Eastham (?), I 363

xrach Street, Worcestershire, Sup.

90

jOLf.Tod, Staffordshire, I 327, 37811.

3^4, 45 »
/.-adon River, II 304, 373
x-adstonc, Yorkshire, II 196, 197
/:a;^*:s Oate, I 8
>tavjw, Staffonlshire, I 193
>:asow':s, Halesowen, Int 83; I 508,

528, 528«, 529, 530, 531 ; Sup.

f8
/:aViW», II 45
/:ath':rn JJrid^e, Int. 65
>aton in Ji^^bhinKton, I 55
>f:;iriin;;uian, Monmouthshire, I 272^
y-r/arnpton, (ilourestershire, II 161
>:r.h, River, I 560

^rWinrnpion, Ciloucestershirc, II 162a
^rr.haifiMcad, Buckinghamshire, Sup.

45
^echemrhruj^Kt-'i ^^^' ^^
.cch .St Martin, II 138

^cchmcre's I'ield, Hanley, I 560

I

Lechmere's Place. Hanlej, I 560;

App. 83
Lechpole, App. 44
LeckhamptoD, Glouoestenhire^ I la,

452a
Leckhey, Bromsgnive^ App. 79
Ledburie, I 269
Ledbury, Int 88 ; I 155, «5i, 2510^

378a; II 109, 118, 142a, 3725

Dom. 28 ; Sup. 10, 55
Ledbur)' Church, Sup. 55
Ledden River, Int. 83, 88
Ledebury, II 124
I^en, .App. 48
Leiiepefom, ^shampton, I 95
I^edstone, Yorkshire, II 198
Lee, Int. 36 ; I 72
I.ee, Buckinghamshire. I 7
I..ec Hal], Shropshire, Sup. 3
Lee Hall, Yardley, II 480
I-ce, Wolverley, II 61
Leech Street, Worcester, II 320
Ijcetis, I 448

I^L-k, Staffordshire, I 25 la. 25a
I^es, Shipston, II 248
Lega, Int 41, 50; II 73, 74; App.

76 ; I')om. 5
Lege, II 73
Legh Church, II 79
I^icester, Int 27, 29; I 40; II 94

(vi)
Leicester .Archdeaconry, I 386
Leicestershire, I 37a, 86a, 157, 24 1,

25Stf, 272^ 347, 452tf, 486, 506 ;

II 85, 87 ; Dom. 8, 9 ; Sup.

100
Leige, I 64a
Leigh, Int 18, 52, 62, 84 ; I 136, i8i«

>84, ^57. 307, 348; II 67, 73, 76,
104, 121, 122, 171, 17s, 176,244,
245, 246, 262, 266, 397, 400;
Sup. 38/1, 38, 5 1

I^igh Church, II 77

Leigh Court, Int. 18, 20; I 9, 481;
Sup. 102

Leigh Simon, II 73, 126^

Leigthom, Int 55

I^iland Church, I 404

Leinster, I i58</, 158^

I>}inster, Herefordshire, I 19711, 465

Leland, I 407

Lembrook Mill, Bewdley, II 271

Lemington, II 427

Lemington, (Gloucestershire, I 96

Ixmington Hastang, Warwickshire, I

156, 157
Lemmington Fields, I 97

Lenc, Dom. 5

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

281

Lench, Int. 43^, 57 ; I 235, 340, 404,

453 ; II 82 j App. 34, 64 ;

Dom. 5
Lench Ralph, Int. 14
Lench Randulph, II 85
Lench Randulphi, II 84
Lench Roculph, II 15
Lench Rokulph, Int 43
Lench Rondul^ I 92 > App. 72
Lench Rondulp, Int. 66
Lench Rondulph, II 87
Lench Rotculf, App. 69
Lenche II 64 ; App. 20, 77
Lenche Randolf, App. 71, 79
Lenche Rondulf, II 88
Lenche Wyck, I 64^^
Lenches, The, I 576 ; II 80, 195,

437w; Sup. 51
Lenchewick, I 65
Lenchewyk, Int. 49
Lench's Lands, Droitwich, I 298
Lenchvic, Int 57

Lenchwic, I 397, 404 j II 195 ; Dom. 5
Lenchwick, Int 38, 39, 54, 58 ; I

272^, 424, 470, 576; II 80, 195,

196, 197, 202
Lenchwicke, I 408 ; II 83, 198, 199
Lenchwych, App. 73
Lenchwyke, Int. 19, 22, 36, 66 ; II

198
Leominister, Sup. 48
Leominster, I 42, 367 ; Sup. 55
Leppar, Int. 48
Lesnes, Convent of. Int. 35
Lesser Inteberge, II 7
Lesser Malvern, Priory of, II 241
Le Stapul, Chadwick, App. 35
Letesfeld, Int. 66
Letheringham, Sufifolk, II 318, 318^,

393
Letonock, Int 66

Letton Court, Herefordshire, I 481

Leverford, II 216

Lewenes Hill, II 404

Lewenes Hill Gate, II 404

Lewes, I 358 ; App. no

Lewes, Battle of, I 412 ; II 162a

Lewknofs Hospital, I 26

Lewston, Dorsetshire, II 3, 357

Lexden, Essex, II 222a

Ley, II 73, 74

Ley Mill, Burley, II 406/r

Ley, The, Oldswinford, Sup. 57

Leya, II 75

Leyborren, I 446

Leye, II 247, 269

Leye, de la. Grange, Int 66

Leyghe, II 73

I^eyhead, Bewdley, II 276, 281

Leyland, I 406

Leylond, I 407

Leyntall Stocks, Hereford, I 272^

Li Dom. 16

Libbery, I 467

Lice lane, Pershore, II 248

Lich Street, Worcester, App. 96

Lichbrugge, Int 68

Lichefeld, II 179

Licheffel, II 178

Licheffeld, II 179

Lichfeld, App. 8, 28, 42

Lichfeld CaUiedral, II 479; App. 41,

42
Lichfeld, Church of, App. 41

Lichfield, Int 3, 4 ; I 352«. 45°^
450^, 52i« ; App. 2, 20, 150,

151, i6on
Lichfield, See of, I 450
Lichfield and Coventry, Diocese of.

Sup. 100
lickey, the, Int 4; I T59, iS9«; II

465^ ; App. 107, 108
Lickey, Bewdley, II 258
Lickey, Bromsgrove, Int. 89, 90
Lickey Hill, I 155
Lickey Hills, I 17 ; App. ion
LickhiU, II 38, 39
Lickhill, Kidderminster, Sup. 45
Lickill, II 56
Licky HiU, Int 87
licky HiUs, Int 84
Licolston, Int 50
Lidanege, II 224
Liege, Sup. 69

Li^e Street, Worcester, Sup. 10
Ligh, Int 75
Lightethume, II 411
Lightwode, App. 80
Lilbume, I 362
Lillington, Dorsetshire, II no
Lilsell, Shropshirei I 65
Limerick, II 358
Linacurs, App. 34
Lincoln, Int 26, 29; I 332, 352a;

II 33> 279; App. 23, 39, 40,

165, 168; Dom. 2j Sup. 27,

92
Lincoln College, Oxford, I 588^; App.

167
Lincoln, Diocese of, I 353, 407; II

122, 229, 246n; Sup. 24, 27, 32,

42, 43, 78
Lincoln's Inn, I 37^, 19811, 198^, 427 ;

II S5«, 190, 219; Sup. 54, 97i

100
Lincoln's Inn Fields, I 499

o o

282

IlTDKX TO NA8R*S WoRCBSTERSHIRX.

Lincolnshire, Int 4 ; I 85, 86a, 99a,
258a, 265, 266, 267, 35211, S49tf,
549a a; II 86, 162a, 169,464^1,
472 ; App. 149 ; DoHL 9, 15 ;
Sup. 91

Lincumbe, Ombersley, II 216

Linde, Int 57 ; I 10; Dom. 5

Linden tree, App. 59

Undeorder, I 150

Linderidge, II 95

Linderugge, App. 74

Linderycgeas, II 89^1

Linderyge, II 89/r

Lindisfarn, II 2^jn

lindley, Leicestershire, I 272^

Lindley, Warwickshire, I 384

Lindley, Yorkshire, I 2a

lindon, Int. 59

Lindon, Lower, I 10, 11

Lindon, Rutlandshire, Dom. 8

lindon, Upper, I 10, 11

lindric^ge, Int 23, 33, 36, 39, 57, 60,
84 ; I S4^c, 79, 158^, 331, 363,
366; II 89, 89«, 90, 9i«, 93,

93>»» 94«i 94 (i), 94 (ii), 94 (iv),

94 (v), 97» 98» 9S«, lo^i i57,
318 (iv«), 318 (ivfl), 375, 379,

42011, 470; Dom. 28; Sup. 42, 51
Lindridge Church, II 95, 99, 100
Lindrug, II 8911, 94 (i)
Lindruge, II 8911, 94 (i)
Lindrugg, II 89^1
Lindrugge, II 89^1, 100, 102
Lindsey, Inkberrow, App. 137
Lingbroke, I 249
Lingbrooke, Herefordshire, I 248
Link, The, Int 64, 76, 77
Link, Malvern, II 139
Linkwood, Int. 76, 77
Linleia, App. 2
Linley, I 8 ; App. 58
Linley, Yorkshire, I 2, 4
Linorguie (Lacham), II 465
Linton, Kent, I 64^, 66
Lippard, Int 36, 66 ; II 317, 318,

3i8<i, 318 (i), 318 (iva) ; App.

54, 141, 144 ; Sup. 66
Lippard, Worcester, App. 163
Lippard St. Martin's, Int. 38
Lipperd, App. 54
Lira, Normandy, I 540
Lisieux, Normandy, Dom. 16
Litchfield, I 17, 85/1, 493, 509, 520,

524 ; II 74, 464^ ; App. 2, 7, 7/7,

19, 20«, 24«, 95, 97, 99, 107,

147 ; Dom. 19, 31 ; Sup. 11, 53
Litchfield and Coventry, Bishoprick

of, I 399

Litchfield and Coventry, Diocese o(

II 122
Litchfield Cathedral, App. 24
Litchfield, Church of, App. 7, 52
Litchfield Diocese, Sup. 37, 82
Liteltune, I 408 ; II 104 ; Dom. 5
litlandune Hill, II 47011
litlethon, I 420
litleton, Int 57 ; I 404
littelton, 1 118, 197, 3979576; II 104
Little Aston, II 90
Little Cokesey, I 346
Little Comberton, Int 62 ; I 63, 155,

*53» *55f 388 ; II 243, 244, 245 ;

Sup. 20
Little Compton, Int 46
Little Compton, Gloucestershire^ App.

166
Little Deane, Gloucestershire, I 43
Little Finstal, Stoke Prior, II 380
Little Frome, App. 85, 122
Little Frome, Ho^ordshire^ I 573
Little Furlong, Claines, I 209
Little Green, Sup. 24
Little Hampton, I 546
Little Hedgewick, Bewdley, II 276,

282
Little Inkborough, II 1 1
Little Inteborough, II 7
Little Kyre, II 70, 72
Little Kyre, Stoke Bliss, Sup. 45
Little Malvern, Int 6, 42, 42/1, 52, 60,

6gm; I 265, 556, 562; II 121,

125, 140, 242, 242*; App. 72,

83. 105 ; Sup. 38, 45, 53, 96
Little Malvern, Church of, II i42>

143, 155
Little Malvern, Convent of, II 146,

147
Little Malvern, Monastery of, II 146

Little Malvern Priory, Int 43, 49;

I 566, 567; II 107, 108, 140,

I40«, 141, 144, I45» i49» 15^

152, 153, i54i 156, 455. 456, 457
Little Sapy, Sup. 2 1
Little Sheldesley, Int 59, 348
Little Shelsley, App. 153
Little Stanbridge, Essex, I 78
Little Stanford, I 248 ; II 365
Little Strompe, I 397
Little Washbome, II 231, 233
Little Whitley, I 596, 600; II 166,

211
Little Witley, Int 52; II 464, 464**

App. 79 ; Sup. 95, 96
Little Wolverley, II 470
Little Wolverton, II 24, 25
Littlebrook, App. 53

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

283

Littlebrook, Himbleton, I 579

Littlechester, Derby, App. 107

Littledown, II 470^1

Littlefield, Droitwich, Sup. 23

Littlehill, App. 53

Littlemore, I 574 ; II 298

Littleromesok, Astley, I 42

Littleton, II 104 ; Slip. 52

Littleton, South, Int. 3

Littletons, The^ Int. 36, 58 ; II 202

Liverpool, II 39, 94 (vi); Sup. 47, 47^

Llanbedr in the Valley, Pembroke-
shire, App. 159

Llandaff, App. 158

Lockesey, Int. 49

Lockesleye, I 340

Lockeye, Int. 48

Lodden, App. 58

Loddington, Sup. 86

Loddon, App. 58

Lodelawe, II 401

Lodge, Chester, I 385

Logedon, App. 72

Loisters, I 115

Lokesley, Int 46

Lombard Street, London, I 78; II
142, 235

Lombardy, Sup. 45

London, Int. 3, 1 1, 26, 29, 32, 35, 80
82 ; I 2a, 3, 37a, 47, 54^r, 54^,
64a, 65, 66, 68, 72, 79, 85, 86
86a, 99a, 100, 106, 112, 113

"9i 134, i35> i45> 158, 153^
159} ^9^9 198^, 204, 210, 212
213, 217, 251a, 260, 261, 263
272^, 273, 283, 300, 306, 340

352«, 352«> 353» 355» 376, 382
3SS> 39I1 392, 395» 400, 407
413* 414, 440a, 448, 449, 452a
464, 471, 491, 497, 500, 511

524, S3o> 532, S49«, 553, 554«:
561, 563* 587, 583^, 594«, 598
II IS> 37, 3H 43, 45«> 54, S^
75, 94 (h), 112, 119, 128, 142
147, 155, i62tf, 179, 180, 195
202, 203, 210, 212, 214/r, 215

220a, 22 T, 224a, 24611, 251, 258

264, 269, 272, 279, 318 (i\a)
321, 328, 330tf, 332, 341, 344«

347, 350'', 376, 377, 381, 400
406, 411, 438«, 439«, 446, 447
453, 464^, 466, 480; App. 75
83, 90, 109, iis^i 119, i2ifr, 126

136, 138, 142, 156, 159, 161
163x1, 164, 166; Dom. 6, 7, 13
21, 26, 30, 45 ; Sup. 9, 10, 13
15, 18, 26, 36, 54. 61, 64, 65
69, 77, 87, 95, 97, loi

London, City of, I 51, 53, 366, 378a,

39Si 433, 433« ; H 3^3, 375
London Gate, Worcester, Sup. 10

London, Litchfield diocese. Sup. 37

London Road, II 429

London, See of, I i33«, 386; II

304«
London Street, Alvechurch, I 24
London, Tower of, I 385, 412
Lone, Gloucestershire, I 452a
Longabege, II 244
Longacre, London, II 38^1
Longandun, II 244
Longborough, Gloucestershire, II

197
Longbridge, II 478
Long Compton, I 64a, 67 ; II 206
Longcroft, Staflfordshire, App. 143
Longdon, Int. 23, 52, 58, 60, 62,

85 ; I 84, 85, 181, 549a, 588^ ;

II 106, 107, 108, 109, no. III,

112, 244, 257, 258, 269, 294,

298, 428, 428», 444, 454; App.

51, 76, 80; Sup. II, 18, 38,

52,96
Longdon Church, II 107

Longdon, Staffordshire, II 249

Longdon Subtus Malveme, App.

78
Long Down, App. 43

Longedon, App. 70, 71, 73
Longedune, II 106 ; Dom. 5
Longeney, II 122, 130
Longeneye, II i22«, 137
Longeton, I 407
Longfield, App. 47, 53
Longford, Shropshire, I 158a, 186
Long furlong Alvechurch, I 31
Longland, PurshuU, I 349
Longleat, Wiltshire, I 261
Longley, App. 35, 48, 52, 53
Long Marston, Gloucestershire, I

32
Long Meadow, Alvechurch, I 22

Longney, II 138

Longney, Gloucestershire, II 250

Longneye, II 138

Longnor, II 318a

Longnore, Shropshire, 318 (in)

Longton, I 406, 407

Longton Hall, Staffordshire, II

464a

Longwood, Somersetshire, II 158

Longworth, II 464a

Lonsdale, Yorkshire, I 470

Lord Cobham's Park, Kent, I 495

Loretto, I 587

Lorrain, II 212 ; Sup. 57

284

IVDKZ TO NlSH^ WOECISTXRSHnUL

Losemore, I 203

Losemore Gate, Woccesto-, Stx^ 10

LoseChom, I 95

Lotteley (LodeyX I 4^7

Loug^lxnoiig^ U 94 (yi)

Lougfaton, lincc^nshne, I 85

Louvain, I 64ir, 45241

Lovain, I 441

Ijow, II 9IIV, 470

Low Countries^ I 54A; 560; App.

loi ; Sup. 25, 69
Low Morses, Hartlebury, I 569
Low, The Wolveriey, II 473
Lowe, II 92, 93, 94/1, 94 (i)
Lowe Field, Haitlebury, I 569
Lowe Lindridge, I 54^, 331
Lowe, The, I 158*^; II 90, 92, 9400»

94 («v), 94 (vi), 3»8 (iva)
Lower Areley, I 37, 370, 166, 270,

274 ; App. I, 3 ; Sup. 54, 63
Lower Clent, App. 10, 14, 17, 18
Lower Housel, Leigh, II 73
Lower Mitton, I 568 ; II 48
Lower Pershore, Sup. 84
Lower Sapey, I 246; II 272
Lower Sapy, InL 33 ; I 245, 248
Loxley, Int. 55
Loxley, Staffordshire, I 384
Loxley, Warwickshire, I 14
Lucca, I 414
Lucton, II 94ii

Luddington, Warwickshire, Sup. 66
Ludeleia, Dom. 5
Ludeleye, App. 73
Ludford, Herefordshire, I 560; II

464^
Ludgareshall, Wiltshire, Int 9
Ludgate, II 41811
Ludley, Int 59; I 508, 509, 510,

516, 517, 527, 531 ; App. 26, 27,

35» 38 ; DonL 15 ; Sup. 66
Ludlow, Int 3; I 116, 378a, S49tf;

II 95, 264; App. 98, 99, 107,

109, i6o/f, 161 ; Sup. 48, 88
Ludlow Castle, II 274J1, 391 ; App.

116
Luggardine, I 384
Lugwardine, II 133
Lullesley, II 66, 398
Lullmouth, App. 47
Lulsley, InL 53, 59, 84; II 66, 67,

138, 400, 401
Lulsley Court, II 400
Luntley, II 162a
Lunurdele, Int. 57
Lunuredale, I 292
Lupe, Somersetshire, II 158
Lusley, II 398

Lospool, App. 47
Losthom, App. 56

Lutdton, InL 47

Lnthletoo, I 420

Lutlefurlonge, I 137

Lutiey, I 487

Lnttdton, App. 78

Luttleton, InL 4711

Luttley, II 208

Luttlyngtoo, App. 73

Lotwydie, Shropshire, I 118, 119

Luvene Hill, II 296

Lychfeld, App. 26, 34, 38, 41

Lychfdd Cathedral, Ap^ 38

Lychfidd, App. 31

Lyda, App. 135

Lyd, App. 58

Lydyat land, App. 35

Lye, II 74, 78, i2«» 208; Ag^ 73

Lye Farm, Berkshire, II 25

Lye Hamlet, II 207

Lye Head, Bewdley, II 276, 281,

282
Lye Sinton, InL 84
Lygh, II 176
Lyghe, App. 133
LykhiU, II 56

Lyleshill, Shropshire, I 64^
Lylyislond, I 575
Lyme Street, London, App. 159
Lymp Brook, InL 82
Ljrmparcke, Powick, II 269

Lyn, II 94(0

L3mal, I 569

Lynall Wood, I 568

Lyndon, App. 72, 80

Ljrndrigge, II 100

Ljrndrugge, II 94 (i), ioO| loi ; App.

72, 77
L]rnkcombe, I 575
Ljmoll, Bewdley, II 282
Ljrnolls Headwick, Bewdley, II 276,

282
Lyons, I 50 ; App. 18
Lypard App. 93
Lypiard, II 317

Lyppyate, Gloucestershire, II 196
Lyra, Abbey of, France, InL 42, 49 ;

I 442, 562
Lyra, Convent of, II 72, 141, 421
Lyra, France, I 373
Lyre, Abbey of, II 41911
L3rtelton, I 407
Lytteltons, The, InL 87
LjTtthom, InL 46

Machermajm, InL 50
Madaresfdd, App. 73

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

a85

Maddersfield, II 117, 119

Maddresfield, Int 73 ; I 64a, 475 ;
App. 70, 85 ; Sup. 28, 6a

Madeira, II $6n

Madeley, Shropshire, II 163

Madersfeld, II 117, 269 ; Sup. 52

Madersfelde, II 132

Madersffeld, App. 76

Madersfield, I 556

Madredsfeyld, Int. 71

Madresfield, Int 6, 19, 42, 52, 62, 84;
I 9, 49i 86tf, 452a, 566; II 54,
117, 119, 129, 133, 171, 258,
262, 263, 264, 266, 369«, 390,

44Si 447» 45*1 4^©; App. 67, 83,

99, 100, 103, 106
Madresfield, Engraving of, II 11 6a
Maes river, I 560
Mafhon (Mathon ?), II 246
Magdalen [Collie], II 35«
Magdalen CoU^e, Cambridge, Sup.

90
Magdalen College, Oxford, II 199,

2isn, 2S9«; App. 167 ; Sup. 35,

89
Magdalen Hall, Oxford, II 94 (vi);

Sup. I
Magdalen Hospital, Dom. 25
Magdalen Laver, Essex, II 368
Magdeburg, App. 19
Maiden Bradley, II 37, 56, 195 ; Sup.

48
Maiden Bradley, Hospital of, II 36
Maidenbridge, App. 49, 52, 53
Maidstone, Kent, II 330a
Maid well, Northamptonshire, II 203
Maismore, II 94 (ii), 373
Maiden, Essex, Sup. 90
Malfem, II 294
Malgaresbury, I 407
Ma^rsbury, Gloucestershire, I 407
Malgersbure, I 409
Malmesbury, I 406
Malmsbury I 100 ; App. 10
Malta (Knights of), II 311
Malvern, Int 3, 4, 7, 48, 49, 89, 90;

I 55. «7S» 386, 562, 576, 596 ;

II 6611, 118, 1 2 III, 122, I22Xr,

136, 140, 149, 166, 266;ir, 269,
440; App. 23, 28, 77, 89; Sup.

42, 45. 53. 61, 63
Malvern Camp, Dom. 29
Malvern Chase, Int 69^1, 70, 73, 76,

77. 78, 79. 81, 84 ; I 556, 557 ;

II 74» 125. "S«, 130, 140, 297«,
454; App. 77; Sup. 38

Malvern Church, II 118/1, 129, i6Sn
Malvern Church, Engraving o^ II 123

Malvern, Convent of, II 442
Malvern, Forest of, Int 65, 69 ; I 559 ;

II 135. 137. 455 ; App. 67
Malvern Gateway, Sup. 78
Malvern, Great, Int 18, 42, 62 ; II

121 ; App. 67 ; Sup. 52
Malvern, Great, Priory of, II 138
Malvern Hill, Int 64, 69, 71, 72, 77

84, 88, 89, 90; I 76, 557, 562;

II 74, 125, 126, 128, 171, 304;

Sup. 96
Malvern Hills, II 73 ; App. 116 ; Sup.

52
Malvern, Little, App. 70

Malvern Magna, Int. 15, 75, 76,

77
Malvern Major, App. 82

Malvern Minor, App. 82

Malvern Parya, Int 75, 77 ; Sup. 87

Malvern, Priory of, Int 41 ; I 384 ;

II 66, 122, 136, 138, 262, 344,

400, 419 ; App. 163
Malvern Well, I 562
Malvern, Wood of, II 149
Malveme, II 122/1, 151, 442
Malveme, Chase of, II 137
Malvery, Priory of, I 268
Mamble, Int 19, 33, 59, 84; I 10,

54. 54^. 54^. 55 ; H 89, 94 (").

157. 159. 162, 162a, 163, 451 ;

Sup. 53, 98
Mamele, Int. 57 ; Dom. 5
Man, Isle of, I 158^
Manaty, II 132
Manchester, Int 6 ; II 39, 279 ; Sup.

46
Manchester Collie, II 392
Maneshale, I 471
Manor Farm, Halesowen, I 517
Manor Inn, Halesowen, I 517
Manston, Dorsetshire, II 3
Mantua, I 452a
Maple Borow Green, II 478
Maple Durham, Oxfordshire, II 162a
Maplederham, Winchester diocese,

Sup. 44
Maponder, Dorsetshire, II 42011
March, Earldom of, I 116
Marchaldys, App. 37
Marches of Wales, II 207, a 10, 39 r,

400 ; Sup. 87
Marcle, II 132 ; App. 88
Marclcye, App. 79
Mar^rcfi Hill, llnlcHOWcn, I s<8ii
Mandunum, App. 107
MariounRtrcnc, Amhlccotc, II 109^
Maristowc, Dcvoimhirr, I 45Jfi
Marjam, GlaniorganHhirvi 1 79

Indzx to Nash's Wosccstzsshibe.

Haiket Oiton, Rutlandshire, U 52,

S3
Mariboroo^ InL 9 ; I 1991*, 399 ; II

350
Mariboroof^ WUtshite, I 3, ao, 4
Harlow lock, Tbaroes, Sup. 9
Mariton, Hoefordshire, I aa
ManchtOD Bittiler, InL 46
Harsden, I 54^
Marseilles, II 43
Haisb, The foidge, SoUcts, I 4>
Uaishalls, Suffolk. I 145
Manhalsea, App. 165 ; Sup. 60
Manhalsea Prison, I 385, 386,

441
Marsbend, 11 108
Marshfield, App. 35
Maishiidge, App. 59
Marsilbiaci castnim, I 109
Harsley, I 575
MarstoD Meysey, I $4^
MarstoQ, Warwick, Sup. 66
Marteley, Int 50 ; II 166, 352 ; App.

77.79
Marteleje, II 330
Maiten Hosentree, II 1 10
Maithcl^, I 37, 66
Maitilesb, II 166 j App. 69
Manila, 11 166
Maniley, II 167
Martin, I 303 ; II 165, 3311, 145,

»4S«i 336; App. 144; Sup.

54
Martin Brook, I 305
Martin Ho^tree^ II 164
Martin Husmgtree, I 440 ; II 344
Martin Hussentree, Sup. 45
Martin Hussingtree, Int. 53, 63 ; I

65, ao5. 295.584; n 244
Martin's Meadow, App. 59
Martin's Meadow, Taraebig, II 403
Mardc, II 168*1
Martl^, App. 67
Martlei, Int 57
Martley, Int 3i, 33, 53, 56, 59, 84 ;

I 37. 38. '39. 3*7. 348, 3490,

557 ; 11 66, 167, 168, i68», 169,

170, "S> 330a. 4S7. 464; App.

76, 79, 80; Sup, 54, 66, 81, 95,

96
Martleye, Int. 40; App. 145
Martley's Steep Hill, 11 67
Marton, Yorkshire, II 94 (vi)
Mashon, Dool 39
Matheme, App. 73
Mathersfield, II 119, tso
Mathin, Int. 57 ; II 171
Mathine, Int 4r

iiiiiioa, 7, 36, 53, 63, 75, 78, 81, 84;
I 14; II 71, 121, 171, 176, 244.
244«, 346 ; Dam. 29 ; Svp, 4,

38.54
MathoD Church, II 174, 175
Matma, II 171 ; Dotn. 5
Maud Castle, Herefordshire, I i
Maugersbuiy, Gloucestershire II 71
Maunsel Gamagc, Herefordshire II

94 (ii)
Haonsell Grange, I 54^r, 94 (v)
Maonton (7 Staunton)^ InL 41
Hawley, Su(k 1 3
Kxwley, Shropshire, II 1620
Maxstoke, II 47811, 483
Mazstokc, Conreat o^ II 481, 4S2
Maxstoke Monaster;, II 483
Maxstoke Priory, II 478
Mayden Bradele, II 56
Mayden Biadeley, II 56, 62
Haydeo Bradley, Wiltshire, I 155
Maydcneleyc, Int 65
Maydcnestnsdle, App. 6g
I Maydenesbradley, App. 69
Mayden hull, I 31
Mayeldesbeordy, I 397
Mayland, Essex, App. 157
Maylaids, Essex, I 99, 99a
Maysmore Bridge, Int 75
Meadow Wharf, Sup, 8
Meadow Wharf, Coalbrookdale, SupL 4
Mealcheaping Street, App. 96
Mea^reen, I 553
Meaux, near Paris, App. r39
Mediolanuin, App. 107
MecT Green, App. 84
Meeresbrook, App. 48
M^ara, Dom. 13
Megree in Greece, I 359
Meilgaresbrai, I 404
Melcombe Regis, Dom. 1 7
Melcote, Warwickshire, Sup. 48
Meleygaresberrie, I 397
Melkesham, Dom. 14
MelUnd Field, Lindridge, I 94 (r)
MellefurloDg, App. 36
Mclley Medowe, App. 34
Memble, I 54

Metnbuiy, Dorchester, App. 108
Meneth Wood, II 93*1, 94 (iv)
Menhey, II 93, 94 (iv)
McDheyWoodll 94 (iv)
Menlond, II 94 (v)
Mense medowe, Lindridge, II 98^
Mentz, I 27
Meoles, I 407
Mephain, Yorkshire, I 33
Merbrook, Ombersley, II 116

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

287

Mercelei, II 166

Mercia, Int 4, 33, 58, 91 ; II 243,

274«, 3401 428 ; Sup. 3
Mercia, Kingdom of, App 109
Mercia, South, II 470/f
Mercia, South and North, II 34^
Mere, App. 13
Mere, Tardebig, II 402
Merebeach, App. 59
Merebeck, Tardebig, II 402
Merebrook, App. 48, 49
Merebrook, Tardebig, II 402
Meredeum, II 470^1
Meredic, Ombersley, II 216
Meregreen, Hanbury, I 440^
Mer^een, Worcestershire, I 549a
Mer^reene Hall, App. 83
Merc^edge, App. 45
Meretune, II 244
Mereway, App. 45, 46
Merewell, II 47oxr
Meriston (Lincolnshire ?), I 407
Merleberg, II 102
Merlie, Dom. 5
Mersh Inkberrow, App. 78
Mershfurlong, Purshull, I 349
Merston, Boteler, Int. 46/f
Merston, Herefordshire, II 420
Merstowe, I 420
Merteley, Dom. 6
Merton, I 340 ; II 164 ; App. 67, 73,

77, 79» 167; Sup. 27
Merton College, Oxford, I 207 ; II

50, i26n; Dom. 21, 29; Sup.

18, 99
Merton Hasyntre, App. 73
Merwell, I 23 ; II 47o«
Meryon, Ireland, Sup. 15
Metune, II 36, 48
Mejrnell, App. 69
Meysey, I 54//
Meysey, Brittany, I 54, 54//
Michelgrove, Sussex, I 68, 6Sa
Michelton, Gloucestershire, I 198^
Mickelton, Gloucestershire, I 5 291*
Mickleton, Gloucestershire, I 198,

igSa, 198^, 199//, 351 ; II

405«
Middle Dicheford, I 112
Middle Hill, Broadway, I 144, 146;

Sup. IS
Middle Litleton, II 104
Middle Littelton, II 195
Middle Littleton, Int. 54 ; II 105
Middle Littlington, I 407
Middle Temple, I 51, 440^, 475,

493^» S49<»i 5^1 ; II 203, 220a,

22113^3,453; App. i63«

Middle Wicy church, Coventry and
Lichfield Diocese, I 353

Middleborough, II 381

Middlesex, I 2^, 6S, 79, 99a, 198^,
246, 258^, 272^, 427, 471, 493<i,
595 ; II 26, 160, 220a, 370, 381,
403, 407^ ; Dom. 14, 19 ; Sup.
102

Middleway, App. 52

Middlewic, II 244

Middlewich, I 297, 298

Midelmulne, Wich, I 350

Midelwic, I 296

Milan, Sup. 45

Milcot, Warwickshire, I 14, 54^,
94«

Milcote, Warwickshire, I 595

Mildenham Mill, Dom. 23

Mildenham Mills, Claines, I 327

Milford, Staffordshire, Sup. 47^

Milford, Suffolk, App. 164

Millcot, II 96

Milldenham, I 203

MiUfield, Ripple, II 296

Millnham, I 202, 206

Millstreet, Alvechurch, I 24

Milton, Herefordshire, I 319

Milvord Stoke, Shropshire, I 549a

Mims, Hertfordshire, Sup. 50

Mingewa)rs, Bromsgrove, Sup. 16

Miniat, Shelsley, II 353

Minorca, I 493^^; Sup. 35

Minsterworth, Gloucestershire, I 258a ;

11358

Mirea, Lycia, App. 135

Mireden, II yon

Miserden, Gloucestershire, 1 446, 447 ;

II 221
Miserden Park, Gloucestershire, II

221
Miserdon, Gloucestershire, II 220a
Mitcham, Surrey, II 318 (iva)
Mitley, Sup. 42
Mitley, Shropshire, I 595
Mitre Oak, Ombersley, I 569, 570
Mitre Oak, Hartlebury, II 399^
Mittelworth, App. 35
Mitton, Int. 43, 53, 59, 83, 88 ; I 129,

131, 132, 251, 292, 457, 573^;

II 38, 39, 40, 48; App. 64, 77

80; Sup. 41, 47
Mitton in Breadow, Int. 19
Mitton Chapel, II 40, 55, 59
Mitton Farm, Breedon, Sup. 15
Mithum Meadow, Claines, II 330
Mitune, Int. 58; I 128
Modebache, Sup. 19
Moerheb, II 35/f

t88

IHDEX TO Nash's Worckstershiri.

Moerheb Wood, II 35

Mokenhill, II 1811

Moley Bacoiii Baieux, France, Sup.

Momele, II 89, 159, 161 ; App. 72,

80 ; Sup. S3
Momile, App. 80
Mommoneland, I 95
Mona, Island of, I 449
Monemuth, Priory of, Int 41
Moningham, App. 56
Monk furlong, Dunclent, II 387
Monkafield, App. 36
Monke Stones, Worcester, II 320
Monkland, Herefordshire, Sup. 90
Monkmeadow, Claines, II 330
Monkmeadow, Lindridge, II 98/r
Monkskirbe, Warwickshire, II 240
Monkton Farley, Wiltshire, I 81
Monkwood, Int 67, 68
Monkwood Grimley, I 470
Monmouth, Int 3 ; I 84^ ; App. 791

108
Monmouthshire, I 272^; 11 127, 358;

App. 108
Montgomery, Dom. 15
Montgomeryshire, I 10511 ; II 94 (ii),

97. 336«
Moor, Int 59, 60 ; App. 46, 80

Moor Brook, II 48/f

Moorhall Bell, I 56

Moorhall, Warwickshire, I 452(1

Moor, The, II 97

Moor, The, Lindridge, II 96

Moor Street, Dudley, Sup. 47/1

Moore, Int 38; I 10, 11, 449, 451,

454 ; II 90, 91
Moore Hall, Yardley, Herefordshire,

I 198
Mopson's Cross, Rock, In
Mora, II 94 (v), 102; App. 62,

63

Mora, Church Lench, II 80

Mora La, App. 67

Mora, Lindndge, II 103

Mordebach, Sup. 19

Mordeford, II 464^7

More, Int 57, 58 ; I 10, 54^1, 445.

446 ; II 90, 91, gSn ; App. 71, 72 ;

Dom. 5, 19
Morehall, App. 81
Morehall, Belbroughton, Int 23
Morehall, Staffordshire, I 191
More infra, Fladbury, App. 80
More near Church Lench, App. 20
More, The, II 95
Moresend, I 95, 547
Moreton in Marsh Heath, I 393

Moreton JefireyS) Herefordshire, 1 588^

588^
Morewaysend (Hanbury ?) I 555
Morgannimil, I 379
Morganoke, II 372
Morley, Derbyshire, I 37^, 186
Morley, Wapentake of, I 198
Morocco, I 319
Morrough, Dom. 24
Mortlake, Surrey, Int 39, 87 ; I 470 ;

II 446
Morton, Int 46, 49, 50, 57; I 130^

397, 404, 409; II 7i Sf 17. io9i

159, i77i 178, 318 (0; App. 66,

69, 71 1 73» 79; Sup. 56
Morton Abbots, Int 36, 43, 66
Morton Baggot, Int. 55
Morton Bagod, Int 45
Morton Bagot, Sup. 56
Morton Birt, App. 81
Morton Bruc', App. 73
Morton Brut, Int. 41
Morton Bruts, I 87
Morton Corbet, Shropshire, I 958;

App. 130
Morton Folet, I 376 ; II 114, 115
Morton Foliot, II 107, 109, 257 ; Appi

76
Morton Foliot, App. 78
Morton Hall, II 13
Morton In The Marsh, I 96, 97, i02|

393
Morton Jeffreys, Herefordshire, App.

Morton juxta Intebrigge, II iz
Morton Morrell, Int. 56
Morton, Stony, Int. 36
Morton Super Lug, Sup. 86
Morton, Surrey, II 318 (iva)
Morton Underbill, II 7, ii
Morton, Warwick, Sup. 66
Mortona, II 138
Mortone, II 178, 179
Mortune, I 84, 397, 408 ; Dom. 5
Mosborough, Lancashire, I 162a
Moseley, Int 88; I 151, 155, ISS«,

156a, 160, 164, 165, 166, 471 ;

II 480 ; App. 81, 87
Moseley Chapel, Sup. 16
Moseley, Hallow, I 473
Moseley, King's Norton, Int 19
Moslyn, Flintshire, II 330a
Moss Mere, App. 45
Mote Farm, Worcester, I 524
Mote Furlong, Stoke Prior, II 381
Mottesfont, Hampshire, I 197^; II

220^
Mounslow, Shropshire, II 356

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

289

Mount Blanc, Savoy, Sup. 52
Mount Edgcumbe, Devonshire, I 261,

Mount Etna, Sup. 52

Mount Ophir, Sumatra, Sup. 52

Mount Pleasant, II 39

Mountslow, Shropshire, I 364

Mourton Abbots, I 92

Moxhull, Warwidcshire, II 85, 86

Moyes Lane End, Stoke Prior, II 380

Mucenhill, Int 58 ; II 18

Much BaddoWi Essex, I 78

Much Badowe, Essex, I 79

Much Malvern, Int 81

Much Marcle, II 112, 258

Much Marcle, Herefordshire, II 220a,

330a, 458
Muchelromesok^ Astley, I 42
Muchgros, II 107
Muckenhill, II iSn
Mucklowe, Dom. 18
Mucknili II 22
Muckton, Int. 48
Mucton, I 340 ; App. 64
Mudham, I 350
Mue Wood, Int. 68
Mukelton, I 407
MukenhuU, App. 64
Mukilton, I 407
Mukynhull, App. 71
Muleslow, App. 43
Munkewood, App. 75
Munkewood, Grimley, I 471
Murcoat Hall, Warwickshire, I 440a
Murcote, Chapel of, II 410
Museleici I 150
Mutton, App. 69, 72, 73, 78
Mydenhale, II 413
Mytan hill, I 299
Myttoni I 508
Mytton Chapel, II 57

Nacton, Suffolk, I 352(1

Nadfield, Dom. 5

Nafford, I 81, 82, 83, 447 ; II 1411

180, 231, 244, 245
Nafford, Chapel of, II 151
Nantwich, I 302 ; II 368
Nantz, II 279

Naples, I 37a ; II 367^ ; Sup. 26
Napleton, II 20^ 22
Napton, Herefordshire, I 256
Narquis, Flintshire, I 452a
Naseby, II 74

Nash Chapel, Ludlow, Sup 13
Nash End, App. i
Nash, The, App. 85
Nash, The, Kemsey, II 19, 20

Nashe, II 417

Nashe's Meadow, Hanbury, I 548
Nash's Plantation, II 224^, 249
Nash's Plantation, Engraving of, II

224^, 256
Nassemede, Hanbury, I 548, 556
Nategnoe, Gloucestershire, App. 65
Nateswomshale, Cropthome, I 271
Nation, I 145
Naun Court, Sup. 56
Naunton, I 88, 383, 493, 493^;

II 244, 245, 252, 258; Dom.

24 ; Sup. 56
Naunton Beauchamp, Int. 54, 62, 87 ;

I 166, 272^, 383^, 455 ; II 184,
187, 244, 437« ; Sup. 56

Naunton, Gloucestershire, Int. 34;

II 141
Navarre, App. 75

Navcsby, Northamptonshire, Int 87

Neate Easton, Oxfordshire, II 65

Neatherton, Cropthome, II 456

Needberrow Park, II 25

Needier Street, Worcester, App. 146

Needler*s Street, Worcester, App. 96

Needwood Forest, II 240

Neen Solers, I 54, 245

Neodemertonwic (Netherwic), II 244

Neotheretune, I 271

Neowenham, II 89

Neshington Beauchamp, I 184

NesthuUbroke, I 31

Netelton, II Sn

Nether Arley, App. 3

Nether Aston, App- 77

Nether Clent, App. 10

Nether end of Puck lane. Stoke Prior,

II 380
Nether Hanley, I 365
Nether Home, I 243, 244, 245 ; App. 80
Nether Osnerley, I 28
Nether Sapy, II 372 ; App. 77 ; Sup,

21
Netherberrow, Int 38
Netherberrowe, I 75, 75*
Netherlands, I 493a
Netherton, Int 36; I 237, 273, 275,

278; II 102 ; App. 72, 79 ; Sup.

47«
Netherton, Elmley Castle, Int* 38
Nethertonc, I 271
Netherwic, II 244
Netherwich, I 297, 298, 306
Netherwood, II 71
Nethull, I 31
Nethwood, II 94 (v)
Nethwood, Herefordshire, I 54^^
Nettlestead, Sup. 65

pp

*90

ImoKX TO Nasb'k WMcxsnssBiKe.

Neu'jefiK!, A14). 74

Keubold, App. 65, 71

Keuj/iton, Ap(j. 76

N«ulaoiie, II ijx

K«ul9n<J, II 91

N<jw Jia/o, I 160

Ni* f}uGh«ll, Oevonehire, II ti$n

Kvw Cullt^tc, Oxioid, II xioa, 250a ;

11 22$, 167; A{if>. 16O; Sup. 15,

57. «i
New Court, Sup. 41
UvwCjfiM^e, Int 50; App. 11, 2s
hew (.esowe, I 408, 409
New l^eyUne, Dewdley, II 376, 181
New I>>dgt! tiytui, licwdley, II 276,

New Mulne, Halcwwcn. App. 33

N«w l*cr«horc, II 349

New Quay, Montgomeiyihire, II 97

New Sarum, Int. ifS

New Street, Worcester, App. 96

New 'J'empl« Bar, London, Int. 35 ;

New Wood, Stourbridge, Sup. 47n
New Vorit, I 86, 87
Newark, App, 97 ; Sup. 6
Newiirk, Italtle of, II t6ta
Newark, (iloin'citleriihire, I i$ia
Newurk umn Trent, 1 1 367«
Ndwlicry JiiKta Intebarewe, App. 79
NnwItJne, itcwilley, II 176, aSa
Newlxtld, Int 46, tio ; II 437 ; App.

76
Newl>')ld IVey, Int. 5A
N»wl>'>l<l, Vorkihire, Sup. 60
NewtiorouKl), II 7, 8
Newhury, I 145

Nowuimtli), I 4fl9i 11 3^8; App. 14
NewcriHilDon'ryiie, 1414,515 ; II 416
Newi liiirili, I 113, 1)4
Nawriiurdi, Wurceater, App. loa
NtJwolicnit), II 317

Nijweluilil, Ai
cmIiiiiii, I
">,ll Am., 75

Nt^weluilil, Apii. 7a
NowcMlmiii, It H.jfi,

Hijfi, 90, 91, qSw, 10),

NewtMiliitm, NoTihumptonihire, I 407
Nowont, U i6tl, 169
Newoiil, I'riiuyof, hit, 40, 50; II 401
N0WDI1IUU, lilt, 43, 66i II 151 i App.

T.l. 7U. Ho
NDWdiiiiiittf, II 1841 Dom. 5
NnwAvlil, Htktciowvn, App. t
Niiwu^ltJ, Sup. 30
Nitwu.Mp I'liiun, 1 414
N^wrnvm, M«ty, I 407
Nvwhutue, MuiUHlery of. A]
Ni^wii\|tUui, 11 1^

Neviogton Crwn, IT aijs

Neirj&gtQn, Middlesex, InL }4
Newiatotj, 11 184 : App. 67, 79, 80
Neriototi, Super CodenroUe, II 15a
Ncwland. Int. 5a, 6a ; I X09 ; II 13,

73, 118, laa, iaa«, la?; App.

"9 _

Newland, Chapd oT, IT i ^
Newnam, Odord^iirc, I 69
Newnham, InL 38 ; I 363, 407 ; II

64, 89, 90, 91, a79, 340
Newnhampton, Gloacest^slitie, I 375
Newnton, II 353
Newport, App. i6o«
Newport Gate, Worcester, InL 86
Newport, Isle of Wight, Sup. 35
Newport Pagnd, Coavent of^ II 48111
Newport's Place, II 30
Newport Street, Worcester, Aiq>, 96,

115, 116
Newtineing, Bredicot, I 130
Newtining, II 423
Newton by the Sea, Northumbeiland,

I 158^^; II 3'8(iw), 3i8{ui).

3i8(iii«),3i8(iv«)
Newtown in Embleton, II 31S <iia)
Newtown near Hamburgh, II 318 (iiiii)
Newynton, II 152; App. 70
Neyn Solers, I S4<i
Neynd Solers, I 54J3
Nice, I 183

Niwantune (Naunton), II 344
Niwinton, I 358
Noberry, II 7
Nobury, Inkberrow, I 6, 7
Nocton, Lincolnshire, I 165, 366
Noke, The, Clifton, I 343
Noke, The, Hartley, I 327 ; 11 167
Nokenham infra Wichbaud, App. 80
Nonappulton, Yorkshire, II 433
Nonsuch, I 541/
Norbom, Kent, I 564
Norbury, Derbyshire, II 110
Nordfeld, II 189; Dom. 51
Nordgrovc Lane, I 33
Nordraedowe, Astley, I 4]
Nordwica, I 96
Nordwicke, I 590
Nordwyk, InL 36
Nordwyke, I 500 ; I
Norfdd, InL =^ : Jl
'Norfolk, I 79. ^^^^}9^- 361,
378". .1^4, J

*P'' ' .^^^^
M»a, U'j.^^^^^^K 434" ;

jgP-

*<»>.

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

291

Noxgrove, Int. 20, 21 ; I 42 ; II 182 ;

App. 85 ; Sup. 78
Norgrove in Feckenbam, Int. 22; I

440
Norgrove's End, Bayton, I 55, 56
Normandie, Dom. 6
Normandy, I i, 8/f, 10, 85, gga, 158^,

239«, 240, 258, 372, 395, 510,

S49««i 598; n 91, 94 (i), 118,
162a, 168, 171, 263, 318 (iv),

SS^^f 343«; Dom- Si »3i ^Si 16;
Sup. 42, 57

Normanton, Yorkshire, I 245

North Berwick Law, Sup. 67

North Cray, Kent, II 220a

North Dene, App. 45

North Fambridge, Essex, II 481

North Litelton, I 415 ; II 105, 461

North litleton, II 104

North Littleton, Int. 54, 235, 236

North Littlington, I 407

North Mercia, II 34^1

North Pedele, Int. 44^

North Piddel, II 188

North Piddle, Int. 44, 54 ; I 484 ; II

187, 188, 244, 245, 258, 437, 439 ;

App. 76, 77 ; Dom. 4 ; Sup. 56
North Pidele, App. 77, 78, 79, 80
North Pidell, I 92
North Pudell, App. 70
North Riding of Yorkshire, II 94
Northam, II 32
Northampton, Int 26, 29; I 52, 430,

588 ; II 41, 2i3«, 246«, 406, 415 ;

Dom. 7, 8
Northamptonshire, Int 4, 8, 88 ; I 14,

64a, 67, 6S, 81, 154, 156, 157,

159a, 161, 171, 239«, 258, 272,

384 (?), 401, 4071 440^, 446, 452^,
464^1, 474, 492«, 527, S27«, 577 ;
II 7^9 85, no, 196, 198, 202,
203, 215, 22oa, 318 (iv«), 330^,
349«, 458, 479; App. 67, 108;
Dom. 9; Sup. 15, 58, 82

Northbom, Kent, I 560

Northbome, Kent, II 220a

Northboume, Kent, II 223

Northbrook, Warwickshire, I 440

Northendele, Int 4411

Northend green, Hanley Castle, Int. 64

Northeremost Wick, I 350

Northfeld, Int 42 ; II 194; App. 38,

69, 73» 77i 80
Northfelde, II 193, $$6n

Northfield, Int 21, 53, 59; I 16, 18,

20, 75, 250, 251, 281, 457, 462,

522, 525* 532 ; II 32, 189, 190,
192, 206; App. 13, 14; Sup. 56

Northfild, I 193

Northfolkes, Worcester, I 124

Northfuld, Int. 88

Northgate, Worcester, I 156 ; App.
96 ; Dom. 20

Northgrave, Feckenham, App. 78

Northgrove, I 272^, 439

Northleach, Sup. 28

Northlech, II 273

Northoly, I 23

Northphel, I 359

Northton, I 23, 130; App. 66

Northton in Bredon, App. 75

Northtown, Dom. 20

Northtun, I 18

Northumberland, Int. 3 ; I 158^^,
1581?, 266, 302, 452«, 587 ; II
261, 318 (ii), 318 (iii), 318 (iii«),
318 (iv«), 330a ; App. 107 ; Dom.

I, 7
North Wales, I 158^^; App. 107

Northway, Gloucestershire, II 393

North wic, App. 145

Northwic, Claines, II 2i«; App. 145

Northwich, I 194; App. 85 ; Sup. 23

Northwich, Claines, Int 34^ ; I 69

Northwick, Int 47, 60 ; I 97, 98, 99,

99^7, 100, loi, 102, 104, 120,

202| 203, 204, 205, 206, 209,

210, 212, 245, 260, 280, 302,

561 ; II 72, 325, 326, 355, 422;

App. S^ ; Dom. 18 ; Sup. 23,

83
Northwick juxta Wigorn, App. 71

Northwick, Manor of, App. 64

Northwick, Worcester, I 272^

Northwicke, II 317

Northwika, App. 65

Northwike, App. 74, 75, 76

North wike juxta Wigorn, 77

Northwyke, Int 66 ; I 1 10, 1 14, $gin ;

II 356 ; App. 72, 78 ; Dom. 20

Northwyke, Blockley, Int 19 ; I 452

Northwyke infra Wyston, App. 78

Northwyke juxta Wigorn, App. 77

Northwod, II 122;!

North wode, II 138

North wode Crowle. I 280

Northwode, Shropshire, II 122

Northwoden, Int. 48

Norton, Int 21, 36, 38, 39, 42, 47,

49» 52i 54i 56, 57i 58; I i7i i3o>
^3h i39i 152, 160, 169, 247,397,
404, 408, 470, 576; II 20«, 21,
22, 23, 26«, 30, 31, 80, 83, 182,

i95i 196, 198, 326, 437«; App.
64, 71, 76, 78, 87; Dom. 20;
Sup. 56

39>

Index to Nash's Worcbstbrshirk.

Norton Bredon, Int. 60; I 129, 267,
368; II 180; App. 72, 77,

79
Norton, Chapelry of, II 25

Norton, Church of^ I 419

Norton, Durham Diocese, Sup. 82

Norton, Evesham, II 199 ; App.

77
Norton Fields, II 429

Norton in Hales, I 493 ; App. 5

Norton Kemsey, Int. 60 ; II 18, 2011,

28, 30, 234, 341, 346
Norton Lenchwicke, II 199
Norton Linsey, Int. 55
Norton, Warwickshire, II 204; Sup.

66
Nortun, I 128
Nortune, Int 58; I 129, 150; II

195 ; Dom. 5
Norway, I 518^, 510; Dom. 7
Norwich, I 493a ; II 358 ; App. 28,

95 ; Dom. 25 ; Sup. 15, 100
Norwich, Cathedral of; I 597
Norwich, Diocese of, I 353 ; Sup. 32,

43
Norwich, Worcester, II 7 1

Norwiche, Int 58 ; I 590 ; II 452

Norwick, I 584

Norwike, I 209

Noseley, Leicestershire, II 85, 87

Notre Dame Church, Normandy, I

549««
Nottingham, I 352^ ; II 37 ; App. 4,

19, 30 ; Dom. 8
Nottinghamshire, Int 4 ; I 64^1, 86a,

240, 378a, 387, 440a, 4S2a ; II

162a, 220a; App. 22
Notwykes croft, App. 35
Nova Scotia, Sup. 24, 62
Noverton, I 248, 365, 366; Dom.

19
Novinton, II 294

Nowberry, II 10

Nunchurch Medow, Pursuit, App.

37
Nunchurch Medow, Wych, App. 37

Nunkeys, II 8

Nyen, Solers, Shropshire, II 366

Nyne river, Int 4

Nywent, Abbey of, II 401

Nywenton, Church of, II 152

Oak Leasow, Grimley, I 470

Oakwood, App. 50

Obden, I 334 ; II 450

Obden Brook, Stoke Prior, II 380

Obdon, I 349

Oblington, II 37

Ochol, I 470

Ockley, Salwarpe, II 337

Ocle Precher, Herefordshire Sup.

55
Ocley, Int 66

Octesiloe, II 40611

Oddingeley, App. 80

Oddingeleye, Int 66

Oddingley, Int 52, 56, 60; I 279,

479» 578. 584, 590 ; n 199, 336,

422, 437^; App. 51, 77; Sup.

48, 50, 66, 78
Oddingley Heath, II 200
Oddington, Gloucestershire, II i
Qddington, Oxfordshire, I 285
Oddinl^h, App. 79
Oddunclei, Int 58; II 199
Odiens, I 26

Odinglea Wood, App. 44
Odyens, I 480^
Odyens, Essex, I 47 9^
Odynglee, App. 77
Odjmgley, App. 7 a
Ofichurch, Sup. 12
Offchurch, Warwickshire, II 162a
Offelegh, App. 66
Offemor, App. 21
Offemore, Int 50
OfTemore Lane, Rowley, App. 24
Offenham, Int 47, 54, 57f S^* ^7;

I 52, 60, 118, 397, 400, 404, 406,

407, 408, 417, 576; II 104, 202,

203 ; Dom. 5
Offenham Bridge, I 424
Offenham Lane, I 424
Offenham Meadow, I 408
Offenham, App. 73
Offham, Int. 49
Offlow Hundred, Staffordshire, I

272
Offmore, II 38
Ofric's Pool, App. 57, 58
Ogginhale, II 295
Oglecastle, I 45 2a
Okeley, II 3
Old Barrow, II 204
Old Butts, II 428
Old Ditch, Oldswinford, II 208
Old France, II 49
Old Guild Hall, Evesham, I 424
Old Hayse, Leicestershire, I 37a
Old Hedge, Wolverley, II 47011
Old Pershore, II 249
Old Radnor, Int 38, 39 ; I 470
Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire, Int

38
Old Stratford, Int 35

Old Swineford, App. 77

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

293

Old Swinford, Int. 42; I 189, 486,
506, 509 ; II 35fi, 190, 206, 209,

2i3«i 450. 464^, 471 ; App. 14,
79, 80 ; Sup. 48, 57, 82, 83

Oldbarrow, Int 7; I 63, 237 ; II 23i«

Oldbarrow Wood, Beoley, I 63

Oldberrow, Int. 55, 58

Oldborough, Int. 7 ; I 609 ; II 204,
244; Dom. 18

Oldburi, Bewdley, I 276, 282

Oldburrow, II 204

Oldbury, Int. 53 ; I 508, 509, 509^,

5101 5i3> 5171 518. S2i» 522,
S27f 53' ; II 94 (vi), 205, 318
(iva); App, 21, 27, 29, 30, 32,

3S» 51 ; Sup. 57
Oldbury Pole, App. 35
Oldbury, Bridgnorth, II 94 (vi)
Oldbury Chapel, I 522, 532
Oldbury Quarter, Halesowen, I 531
Oldbury, Wiltshire, I 521
Oldcastle, II 331
Oldenhall, Lindridge, II 10 1
OldenhuU, I 460
Oldenhulls, Frankley, I 460
Olderhanger Coppice, Beoley, I 63
Oldfallings, Staffordshire, I 547a
Oldfield, Hallow, I 473
OldhuUe, Kemsey, II 32
Oldswinfordy Int. 17, 53, 59, 68«, 92 ;

I 189, 460, 461, 490, 502, 508,
535, 526; II 206, 207, 208, 210,
211, 213, 215, 239 ; App. 22 ;
Sup. 47«, 95

Oldswinford Church, II 212

Oldswinford Hospital, II 464a

Oldwall, Himbleton, I 579

Oldway, Wolverley, II 470/r

Oldyntone, I 574

Oleberge, I 408 ; II 204 ; Dom. 5

Olerton, Cotheridge, I 544

Olgii, Normandy, I 239;^

OUerton, Nottii^hamshire, I 64a

Olmeley, App. 71

Olreton, App. 76

Omberland, App. 55

Omberslade, II iii

Ombersley, Int 5, 19, 22, 23, 52, 56,

57, 58, 53«i 84; I 39i 43> 99«i
202, 272^, 274, 292, 293, 327,

3S2«, 378a, 379» 406, 409, 446«,

470, 534, 548, 568, 569, 570;

II 71, 72, 216, 217, 217/r, 218,

220, 220^, 220», 221, 222, 223,

224^, 230, 23 1«, 249, 336, 386«;
App. 16, 73, 80, Ss ; Sup. 57, 58,
66, 95
Ombersley Court, Engraving of, II 216a

Ombersley Forest, Int. 65, 69 ; App-

107
Ombresle, II 228; App. 77
Ombresley, Int. 36; I 421; II 198,

216, 227, 229
Ombresleye, II 227, 229
Ombreswell, II 216
Ombursley, II 225
Onipboume, App. 46
Orchard Roki, App. 80
Ordewicke, I 373
Orhope, II 91

Oriel College, Oxford, I 145
Orleans, I 35 ; Sup. 55
Orleton, Int 33 ; I 366, 367 ; II 94

(ii), in; App. 77, 79; Sup. 65,

90, loi, 102
Orlton, Int 23, 59; I 363, 364; II

365 ; App. 78 ; Dom. 19
Ormsby, Yorkshire, II 94 (vi)
OsebemeshuU, II 414
Oseney, I 89, 108
Oseney, Abbey of, Int 34, 34^
Osma, Diocese of, Spain, Sup. 97
Osmaresley, II 406
Osmerelie Manor, I 510x1
Osmeresle, II 415
Osmeresleye, II 415
Osmerlee, Int 50
Osmerlega, I 27
Osmerley, I 28
Osmerley Grange, I 26, 27
Osmerlie, Int 57 ; I 28 ; Sup. 6
Osmerly, Alvechurch, II 385
Oswaldeslau, Hundred of, Int 57 ; I

546 ; II 464 ; Dom. 5, 10
Oswaldeslaue, Hundred of, II 427
Oswaldeslaw, II 294
Oswaldeslaw, Hundred of, I 473 ; II

164; Dom. 10
Oswaldeslawe, II 427, 429
Oswaldeslawe, Hundred of, II 428,

444
Oswaldeslow, II 457 ; Sup. 3

Oswaldeslow, Hundred of. Int. 60, 62,
63 ; I 576, 593 ; II 18, 66, 84,
89, 216, 308, 319, 379, 422,
444«, 452, 454, 464, 469; App.
71, 72; Dom. 5, 19

Oswaldeslowe, Int. 58, 58^1, 59 ; I
547; II 89, 140,216

Oswaldeston, App. 76

Oswaldlaw, II 23 1»

Oswaldslaw, II 23 1«

Oswaldslaw, Hundred of, I 445, 470,
568, 590; Dom. 10

Oswaldslawe, II i, 327/r; Sup. 67

Oswaldslawe, Hundred of, I 445

294

IvDEX TO Nass^ WoscssmtsHnts.

Oswaldslow, I 271

Oswaldslow, Hondred ol^ I 49, 61,

88, 120, 128, 136, 194, 202, 235,

257. 260, 264, 269, 279, 281,

285* 381. 578, 584 ; II I, 6, 171,

«36> 304, 340; Ah;>. 56; Sap.
II

Oswaldslowe, I 453

Oswaldslowe, Handled oi, lot 58 ; I

16, 74t 9^; II I99i 241. 356
Oswalslow, Hundred o^ I 14, 393
Oswestry, App. 9611
Otbine, Bewdkj^ II 276, 282
Othenesie, Denmark, I 406
Otheiton, I 257, 258
Otter Water, Int. 84
Otyncroft, Aj^ 37
O^don, InL 45, 46
Ouerberie, II 231
Oaersley, I 576
Oulbaldesy App. 79
Oulbarrow, InL 57
Ould Parke, I 10
Ould Swinford, Int I2tf
Ourcsley, I 576
Ouretone, Dohl 5
Ousecote, App 89
Ouse river, II 35^
Over, I 376 ; II 1 19«
Over Areley, I 461, 493^1
Over Ariey, App. i, 107, 108
Over Aston, App. 77
Over Easton, II 94 (i)
Over Mitton, I 568, 572, 573, 588
Over Osmerley, I 28
Over Sapey, Herefordshire, I 40 ; II

365. 367
Over Sodington, App. 77

Over Sodjrnton, Ombersley, II 229

Over Sydingt<Hi, I 407

Overbcarow, Herefordshixe, Int. 38

Overberrowe, I 75^

Overbury, Int 16, 21, 23, 36, 38, 39,

43. 43*. 54* 5^ 61, 89, 90; I
74, 129, 253. 327, 340, 381, 416;
II 94 (i), 231, 232, 233. 234, 235,
236* 237, 2381 24i«, 341, 437«»
445» 465«; App. 72, 75, 90;
Dom. 29 ; Sup. 58

Ovcrbuiy, Engraving o£i I 559^

Overbury Wood, Int 89

Overbyre, II 102

Overebure, Int 48

Overhall, I 333

Overiey, I 2a

Overmost Slatch, Ripple, II 295

Oversley, I 407

Overston, Yorkshire, App. 18

Oversidingtoo, Ombersley, II 2 28

Ovoswidle, I 409

Overton, I 19, 248; II 48111; Ap^

77. 79
Overton, Flintshire, 11 94 (vi)

Overton joxta Stamford, App. 78

O v er t ow n , II 365

Ovesdenne, II 16241

Ovretone, I 9

Owen Gkndwrs Canqn, 11 4664

Owen dyndwis Camp, II 465

Owlarde Lane, Bromsgiove^ Sopu

16
Owibofoagfa, II 204
Owidx>roagh, 11 204
Owiey Grange, A^*- ««f 35
Ox Leasowe, Hallow, I 473
Oxbnmmkd Pool, Int 75
Oxbaigh, Noddk, II 63
Oxchidne, Int 46
Oxenden, Gloocestexshire, II 231
Oxendon Kndl, App. 59
Oxenefordscire, I 48711
Oxenforde, II 235
Oxenhak, I 91
Oxford, Int 25^, 36, 92 ; I 2«, 3711,

4**, 53* 54A^ 5^» 7i. «9» i3«»

133. 138*. US. 155. 158. i59i

163, 165, 198, i99«, 207, ao8^

22S, 229, 2394^ 258*, 305, 326«,

334. 352^ 375> 375*. 37^ 3«5.
413. 414. 415* 4*0. 4^2. 44«if
441, 443. 449. 450«. 475. 4Bh
493«. 497, 501. 528* 5*9. 5»9«.
530*. 539, 546. 549«, 563, 574*.
58711, 588^, 597, 598 ; II I3J^ 25,

34*. 36*, 50, 55, 55^ ^^«, 9««i
94 (viX 96, 105, no, 117, 126,
12611, 142, 148, 179, 191, 192,

198, 199, 202, 213JI, 220a, 222,

223, 237, 248, 259«, 267, 279,

319, 329*. 331, 347. 348*, 354.
35^ 359, 362, 370. 40«, 430b
432, 445. 455, 461, 462, 4^;
App. 19. 23. 30. 39. 41. 94.
97, 98. 99, 100. loi, 102,
103, 104, 130*, 153, 158, 160,

164, 165, 166, 167, 168; DooL
3, 19, 20, 21, 28; Sap. I, lo,
12, id, 17, i8, 24, 25, 29, 35,
49. 61, 66, 78, 81, 88JI, 89,

99
Oxford Bishopric, II 330a

Oxford Cathedral, I 597
Oxford Circuit, Sup. 20
Oxford County, II 430
Oxford University, Int 38; I 196;
529«,S5o.5^; 11481

Index to Nash^s Worcestershire.

^95

Oxfordshire, Int. 4; I 2a, 37a, 54a,
54//, 64a, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 77,
99, 103, 104, 187, i97«, 238/1,
239^, 240, 267, 268, 269, 282,
285, 286, 3S2fl, 365, 395, 398,
407, 417, 442, 452tf, 481, 487,
509, 509/1, 529/1; II I, 2, 24, 25,
6S» 70, 7h 94 (vi), 162a, 220a,
223. 3S2«» 368, 393, 473» ; App.
23«, 28 ; Dom. 7 ; Sup. 3, 27

Oxhill, Int. 56 ; II 406

Oxhulve, Sup. 32

Oxley, App. 53

Oxley, Staffordshire, I 79

Oxyndon, II 253

Oyly, Normandy, I 239/1

Packington Hall, I 414

Packwode, Int 48

Packwood, Warwickshire, II 275

Paddock, The, Evesham, I 424

Padeston, I 151, 159

Page's Comer, I 121

Paisley, II 38

Paitoesferry, Northamptonshire, I 14

Pakington, Hermitage at, Int 36

Pakington, Warwickshire, Int 38, 39

Palace, Worcester, App. 97

Palermo, Dom. 15

Palmers, I 12

Pancefote, App. 67

Pansfoot, II 406/f

Panter's place, I 575

Parches, Kyderminster, App. 80

ParckhaJl, Warwickshire, II 95

Parham, I 266

Paris, I 305, 342, 351. 452«» S^S,
588^; II 162a, 222; App. 139;
Dom. 13 ; Sup. 55

Park Attwood, II 357

Park meadows, Himbleton, I 579

Parke Attwood, II 47

Parkefield, Warley Wigom, I 524

Parkhall, I 452a

Parkhall, Hanbury, I 549, 554

Parkhall, Warwickshire, I 155

Parkhill, Warwickshire, II 7, 239

Parkhall, App. 77, 78

Parks, The, Blockley, I 98

Parlin^on, Yorkshire, I 64^?, 67

Parlors, Bewdley, II 275, 281

Parlors Bind, Bewdley, II 276, 281

Parroke, App. 35

Parshoe, Int 91a

Parshore, Int 91a ; 1 451 ; App. 78, 82

Parshot (Pershore), II 264

Parshot (Powick), II 264

Parson's Lane, Longdon, II 107

Parson's Medow, App. 36

Partleys, II 47

Partoesperry, Sup. 1 1

Parva Cokesey, App. 37

Parva Sapy, App. 72 ; Sup. 21

Paschemede, Ombersley, II 226

Paternoster Row, London, Sup. 36

Pauler*s Werry, Sup. 1 1

Pauntley, Gloucestershire, I 45 2^; II

304
Pavia, Sup. 45

Pavia, Battle of, I 452a

Pawcamaston, Bewdley, II 276, 282

Paxford, Int 36, 60; I 97, 100, loi,

102; II 12; App. 65, 72
Paynelsway, I 23
Paynesway, I 23
Pearshore, II 243
Pebbemor, App. 62
Pebbemore, I 486 ; II 239 ; App. 69
Pebbeworth, I 340
Pebleton, II 260
Pebmore, App. 73
Pebworth, Gloucestershire, I 197, 235,

407 ; II 104
Pechesle, App. 77
Pecheslee, App. 77
Pechesley, I 137, 474; App. 75, 77
Pechesleye, II 94 (i)
Peddington, Northamptonshire, I 66
Pedele, II 188

Pedingdon, Northamptonshire, I 64^1
Pedmore, Int 6, 53, 57, 59, 68/1; I

58, 192, 485, 508; II 208, 2H,

239. 240 ; App. 67, 80, 105 ;

Sup. 48, 58
Pedmore Church, I 533
Pedmore Church, Engraving of, I 598(1
Pedneshamme, II 244
Pekesley, Herefordshire, I 404
Pellerton, Warwick, Sup. 66
Pelsall, App. 38
Pelshall, App. 36
Pembridge, II 94 (li), 162^, 163
Pembroke, I 419
Pembroke College, Oxford, I 163,

529, 529/1, 530/1; Dom. 17, 18
Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, II 94 (vi)
Pembrokeshire, I 351, 352^ ; App.

i37» 159
Pen, Buckinghamshire, I 267

Penaly, Pembrokeshire, App. 137

Pendan Gate, I 20

Pendefen, II 255

Pendefene (Pinvin), II 245

Pendefent, App. 73

Pendefsham, App. 73

Pendesham, App. 78 ; Dom. 5

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l^jBut^r^ Ist. 5^^11x41
f'«D9iear>a, lac. tz^^y^4t^s^^^
X^: IX 144^ ifcy 4J7t «f ,-

Ir^ffXj^ II 47

Fe» » Ix*»€r !(<5raatt5r, II jiSiir)
ttmxJUt GcMfC^ O^idMviB^^ II xoS
Ftxy m I>3««y Somacu^^ II jii *sv)

F«y/i<3rircfi; I *S3, 1C4, M9

F-tw&wr^ Qaxes, 3«p. iS

Feherx^ Ut. 41 ; II 64, 109, 251;

F'tntsAe, l»at 5

jl E. A39i. -MS ^S -i^- 5T<^
..-- 5»^ i^- n €^€5,^10,

ixs ITT- lic^ i4^ 1*7, «3i.

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OL Lie 5ft,

: I ^ Eiw 6^2. ;di. &4. 144,

179^ i4u X5^ xcj. s%^ s^Q^

S^^ 37*. 45S 4Ji7. 55*; n 63,
XS' i*- i<A log^ H7, !«, 144,
iju i*sx iM, 1S7, «57^ afa^

^^ 5<i. 37*. 59«»* 457. 444.

477 ; ^^- 7^ 7» ; SofL 3.44. S5

■BDaj oC I 170; U

«7i» 175
Penhocc;. V^ev a<; II 24jc

I34S

^«»5^45

r, II 24S«
Penoca, AppL 67, 6S

Index to Nash's Worcestershirs.

«97

Fleison, Hundred o^ App. 67

Peraore, II 74^, S$h, 343 ; Dom. 5

Peiscnir, Int 49

Path, Skip. loi

Peitcm, Int 19 ; II 19, 188, 259

Perttm near Worcester, I 54^^

Pemsii, I 238

Pciy, II317: App. 141

Pery jozta Wigom, App 80

Pefjmede^ PurshuU, I 349

PcseB, App. 78

PeshaJe Brook, I 17

Peshulbroke^ I 31

Pessale, App. 26

Petdiers, II 47

Petenhow, Little, Surrey, II 220a

Peterborough, II 221 ; App. 3

Peterborough, Cathedral of, I 597

Peterchurch, Herefordshire, Sup. 55

Petersfield, Hampshire, 1 251a

Peira, II 94 (iv)

Petresfielld, Winchester Diocese,Sup.44

Pevonore, II 239 ; App. 5

Pcvessay, Sup. 77

Pevinton, App. 59

Pewcamaston, Bewdley, II 276

Pewcaston, Bewdley, II 282

Peyton, Devonshire, II 162a

Phates in Wych, I 591

Philadelphia, I 37a

Pibleton, II 18, 244, 260

Piblinton, II 260

Picard^, App. 19

PiccadiUy, London, App, xi6

Pichcot, II 122

Pichesle, App. 76

Pichetote, II 122

Pickards, Arley, App. 6

Pickards Wood, App. 6

Pickefields, II 404

Pickford, Buckinghamshire, I 487

Pickt Oak, Int 61

Piddel, I 445

Piddel Chappie, I 452

Piddell, II 187

Piddle, I 447, 449; II 184, 244;

App. 81
Piddle Bridge, Int 88
Piddle, North, Int 62
Pidel, Int. 58 ; I 446
Pidele, Int 66; I 350, 445; II 187;

App. 63, 7 1
Pidele Water, Int 68
Pidelet, II 187 ; Dom. 5
Pideston, I 115
Pigari fee, II 113, 114
Pilardington, I 379
PiUardyngton, Int 47

Pillaton Hall, I 252 ; II 258
Pillaton, Staffordshire, I 252, 493a
Pillerton Hersey, Int 56
Pimore Lane, Beoley, I 63
Piniton, Alvechurch, App. 75
Pinnockeshey, App. 76
Pinnokeshay, App. 79
Pinvin, Int 36, 62; I 452; II 245,

25o» 253, 260
Pipe, Staffordshire, I 378^1
Piper's Hill, Stoke Prior, II 380
Pipleton, Int 15, 88; II 245
Piplincetune, II 244
Piplinton, App. 67, 76, 78
Piplintune, II 245, 260 ; Dom. 5
Pippard, Oxfordshire, I 2a
Pirewell brook, Ombersley, II 226
Piri Wood, Sup. 87
Pirian, App. 54

Pirie, Int 65; II 318, 319; App. 76
Pirie Court, II 319
Pirie Juxta Wigorn., App. 81
Pirie Wood, II 319
Piriton, I 155
Pirton, Int 52, 56, 72; I 2a, 370,

260, 262, 588^; II 18, 63, 109,

244, 245. 257» 258, 343, 387;

App. 64, 80, 8i, 99; Sup. 22, 61,

62
Piryton, App. 80
Pitchcroft, Worcester, App. 98, 99,

102
Pitchley, Northamptonshire, II 458 ;

Sup. 82
Pitgrove, Knight wick, II 66
Pithouse, Knightwick, II 66
Pixam, Powick, II 266
Pixham*s Ferry, Int. 84
Plan of City of Worcester, App. 106a
Pleistude Meadow, Lindridge, II 103
Plessie Castle, Essex, I 15811
Pleyscy, Essex, Sup. 80
Plinlymmon, Int 83
Plowden, Shropshire, I 54(1, 64a, 66,

691 493^; n 464<»
Pludor Brook, Int 87

Plumpton in Furncss, II 220<t

Plumridge, App. 55

Podcn, Int 58

Poden, Woncstorshirc, 1 198

Poictiers, 1 158^*, 1581/, 45^11

Poinccwic (Powick), II 244

Poitiers, 1 2$, 35

Poiwic, II abi ; Dom. 5

Poiwyk, II UM

Pokcpcrry, App. 37

Poland, Sup, 23, 07, 93, loa

Polefckl, PunhuUi I 349

Qq

^

Itamx TO KMuts W<

Poletoo, n 437

Poleirjidc;, PnnlMill, I 549

Poimeadov, PorsiMll, I 348

Poodedoke, I 340

Poosoct Chaoe, SopL 47

Pootrilas. Herdbn^iire, I S6m

Poodillas, Herddffdifaire, I i58ir

Pool Coon, App. 88

Pool House, App. 84

Pool Hoosc, Hudcf Casde, I 566

Popletofiy II 439

Portenslood, I 575

Porter's haadi^ I 205

Porter's leasov, Bevdlej, II 275, 281

Portesrooath, Dom. 9

Portfield, I 359

Portland II 3 ; Dom. 30

Portland, Dorsetshiie, Dom. 17

Portland, Isle U^ Dom. 17

Portland, Manor of, Dom. 17

Port Royal, Jamaica, Sup. 33

PortsoKxith, InL 69; I 37*; II 318
(ira); App. i6o«

Portogal, I 49^

Portwaj, I 52111; II 4811; .^ip. 107

Port Way, Aiiey, App. i

Portwaj, Beolcy, I 63

Portwaj, Hagley, I 486

Portwaj, Halesowen, I 509

Portwaj, Oldbury, I 521

Portwaj, Oer Ailej, App. 108

Portweye, Oldbory, I 521

Pocendbrook, Beolej, I 63

Potter's Hanley, I 385

Power, App. 79, 80

Power's Weir, Serem River, .^jp.
80

Powick, InL 16, 23, 27, 53, 62, 84;
I ^ 20, 55, 61, 132, 13211, 157,
236, 326tf , 440a ; II 66, 1 17, 1 18,
122, 126/f, 129, 171, 244, 262,
263, 264, 265, 266, 310, 311,
368. 395» 460; App. 84, 90, 124;
Dom, 10, 14, 28; Sup. 25, 52,
62, 82, 95

Powick, Battle oi; II 264, 265

Powick Bridge, lot 84 ; II 264

Powick, Deanery o^ InL 33, 52 ; I 8,
74t 84, 109, 181, 372, 556; II
73, 106, 117, 121, 140, 171, 241,
262, 304, 372, 397, 444, 454

Powick Gate, Worcester, Sup. iq

Powick's Bridge, InL 64, 75

Powicke, II 138

Powike, II 138, 268

Powis, Wcnwinwin, I 158^^

Powves Fields, Lichfield, App. 42

Powyck, I 482

PowTcke, II 266

Povyk bfidge, InL 72

Povyke, U 122, 138, 268; AppL 136

PowTsland, Dom. 15

Poywick, App. 67

Poyvicke, II 269

Pdywike, II 269

Pdywke, II 269

Pdywyck, InL 49

Poywycke, II 262, 442 ; App. 81

Poywyk, InL 42, 48, 50; App. 70,

' 73

Poywrk, Deanery oi^ InL 41

Poywyke, II 79, 134, i37. 'S'. ^i
■ App. 77

i Premonstie, Picardj, App. 19, 22
I Preon*s dale, App.^
I Presteign, Radnonhire, 11 318^
j PiestOQ, InL 45, 48 ; App. 151
I Preston Baggot, loL 55

Nordiumberland, II 261
UpcHi Stonr, doocestershke^

II 463
Preston, Warwidc, Sop. 66

Prestow super Stoor, I 574
Prestwold, StalibidshiTe, Sup. 47*
Prestwood, I 491, 493; H 4^4*;

Sup. 83
Prestwood Hall, II 2130
PridJey, App. 149
Priest Furlong, II 428
Priest Pitt Lane, Himbletoo, I 579
Prior Cleere, I 237*
Prior's Clecve, I 237
Prior's Court, Powick, II 262, 266
Prior's Fidd, II 423
Prior's Land. Malvern, II 125*
Priory, Worcester, App. 102
Pro<*,The, I 408
Prothdiale, II 91
Prorence, App. 139
Prussia, Sup. 15, 23
Publeton, App. 73
Puckhill Comer, Himbleton, I 579
Pucklane, Stoke Prior, II 380
Puddefoid, II 84
Puddleston, II 161
Pudford,I 327; II 168
Pudfbrde, I 244
Pukemuln, InL 68
Pull, App. 73

Pull Court, I 129, 181 ; II in, 368
Pull Court, Bushley, InL 21
PuUe, I 181
Pulle, La, App. 67
Pulley, App. 50
Pulleya, InL 66
Punsbome, Hertfordshire, I 64^1, 67

Index to Nash's Worcestershire*

399

Pupelton, App. 80

Puplyngton, Sup. 72

Pupplinton, II 261

Pupplynton, Church of, I 3^4

Purcell Hall, I 346

Purihell, App. 65

Purshall, App. 77, 79

Purshill GreeUj II 478

Purshull, Int. 65, 66 ; 1 240, 345, 349 ;

App. 61, 67, 76, 78, 79, 80, Si
Purshull Hall, I 346
PursuU, App. 37, 69
Purswell, App. 81
Purtishull, App. 66
Purwill, I 184
Pury, I 154

Putney, Surrey, Int. 39 ; I 470
Pydele, App. 80
Pydell, II 415
Pydell, North, App. 73
Pye Hill, Hurtlebury, I 570
Pykesham, Powick^ II 262^ 266
Pylardington, Int. 49
Pylee, Int. 51
Pyndeven, App. 80
Pyning, Stoking, App. 37
Pynlee, Priory of. Int. 5 1
Pyin, II 158
Pynning croft, App. 35
Pynton Fields, I 103
Pyperode, I 19, 57 ; App. 79
Pyperode, Forest ofj Int jS; 1 17,

184
Pypilton, Int 44
Pypleton, II 26i«
Pyplynton, Int. 44^
Pyppyrode, Int. 68
Pyrcot, Int 50
Pyrcot Grange, App. 26
Pyrcote, App. 21, 36
Pyrcote Grange, App. 36, 38
Pyrcote, Oldswinford, App. 22
Pyrie, I 574; App. 78
Pyriton, II 244, 259
Pyriton Power, I 184
Pyrton, App. 73
Pyryton, App. 79
Pywyke, II 175
Pyxham, I 265

Quarrera, I 131

Quarter Lane, Himbleton, I 579

Quat, near Bridgnorth, II 94 (vi), 318

(iv^
Quat, Staffordshire, II 121
Quatt, Shropshire, I 481
Queenhill, Int 53, 62; II 294, 296,

297, 298/1; Sup. 18

Queenhull^ I 84, S^n; II 297^ 298;

App. 76, 77, 78, 79, 80
Queenhull, Chapel of, II 298
QueenhuUe, II 295
Queen's College, Cambridge, App«

164
Queen's College, Oxford, App* 166
Queen's Coppice, Int 67, 68
Queinhil, App. 63
Queinton, Gloucestershire^ Int 39
Quenehill, App. 73
Quenyngton, Sup. 27
Quidenham, Norfolk, I 493a
Quintan, Halesowen, I 509
Quinton, Gloucestershire, Int. j8,

39 .
Quinzehides, Manor of, App. 75

Raan, II 4

Raanes, II 4

Radborough, App. 4311, 45

Radbroke, Int. 18

Radbrooke, App. 88

Radcliff Church, Bristolf Int 34^ ; II

21
Radeford, I 420
Radelaw Hundred, II 171
Radewell, App. 21
Radford, II 84

Radford Bridge, Alvechurch, Int 61
Radford, Gloucestershire, II 198
Rading, Dom. 7
Rading, Abbey of, Int 48
Radley, App. 65
Radnor, Nova, Sup. 81
Radnorshire, Int 84 ; I 362, 384 ;

II 31&1
Radwal Grange, App. 35
Radying, Abbey of, Int 44
Ragele, I 407

Rageley, Warwickshi^, I 440; II 84
Raggeley, App. 78, 79
Ragley, I 20, 274, 406; II 85
Ragley, Warwickshire, 1272^
Raines, II 4

Raingers' Coppice, Int. 67^ 68
Rakeweyote, App. 35
Rampaley, I 471
Ramp ton, I 352

Rampton, Nottinghamshire, I 352^
Ramsden, App. 56
Ramsey, Dom, 12
Ramsey, Monastery of, I 398
Randall's Corner, Stoulton, II 24
Randolphe Lench, II 85
Randulph Lench, II 84
Raphoe, Sup. 10
Rashwood, I 350

JOO

IiTDEx TO Nash's Worccstershirs.

Ratdiff Libfary, Oxford, II $4m

Rattenbj Castle, Qimb^land, II 220a

RaTenshill, II 358, 362

Rayenshall, II 422

Raverdale, App. 80

Rajnbow HilC Worcester, App. 102,

Raynes, Hallow, I 473

Rea River, Int 83, 84, 88 ; I 159

Reading, Int 27, 30; I 156 ; II 213 (?),

2iyf, 247
Reading, Berkshire, I 37^ ; Sup. 42
Reate, I 478

Receipte, Evesham Abbey, I 409
Reculvere, Canterbury <hocese. Sop.

Red Cow, Kenelmstowe, I 519

Red Cross Hill, I 334

Red Ditch, II 404, 40411

Red Hill, Worcester, App. 109, 128

Red Lion, Bengeworth, Int. 91a

Red Slough, I 20

Red Slough Coppice, Int 67, 68

Redd', App. 75

Redditch, Int 66 ; II 328, 403, 406

Redditch Common, I 406

Redfield, Droitwich, Sup. 23

Redford Bridge, I 34

Redhull, I 23

Redland Court, Bristol, II 345

Redmarl, Int 41

Redmarley, App. 5

Redmarley Adam, Int 59 ; II 465

Redmarley Adam and Oliver, II 464,

464*
Redmarley Clifford, II 465
Redmarley Dabitot, Int 60 ; I 74, 376
Redmarley Oliver, Int 59
Redmarleye, II 242
Redmerlege, Dom. 5
Redmerlei, II 464
Redston, Astley, Sup. 48
Redstone Ferry, Int 84; I 568,

569
Redstone Ferry, Astley, I 40

Redstone Shallow, Severn, Sup. 6, 8

Redstone Shoal, Severn, Sup. 7

Redstone's Meadow, I 568, 569

Ree, the, Lindridge, II loi

Rehall, App. 79

Reibir*, Gloucestershire, App. 65

Remfem, I 95

Remoartin, I 36

Rencomb, Gloucestershire, II 16211

Rendcombe, Gloucestershire, II 395

Reodham, I 148

Repwell Farm, I 570

Revenna, Sup. i

Rewbory, II 465if

Reyfaall, App. 77

Reynolds* Hall, Staffordshire, I 378a

Reyseod (Berrow?), I 75

Rhaidre, Sup. 78

Rheims, I 588^

Rhine River, I 560

Rhodes, II 311, 365*, 395

Rhyl, I 588

Ribbeford, App. 66, 72

Ribbesford, Int 33, 59; I 37, 3^;
II 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 283,
284, 418; App. 62, 78, 80, 81,
88, 90, 106, 129 ; Sup. 62, 63

Ribbesford Wood, Sup. 63

Ribeford, II 36, 270

Ribetforde, II 270

Ribsford, I 10 ; II 275, 281

Ricard*s Castle, II 365, 366

Ricarde's Castel, App. 80

Richard's Castle, Int 34; I 15311,
210, 212, 239, 240, 241, 243,
257, 258, 280, 345, 348 ; II 159,
168, 348, 4i8jf ; App. 76, 77, 78,

79» "9
Richard's Castle, Herefordshu^ Supu

80
Richard's Castle, Honour of^ App.

61
Richborough, Int 3
Richford, Herefordshire, I 244
Richmond, II 3i8(ivjf); Dom. 2;

Sup. 36
Richmond, Surrey, I 481
Richmond, Yorkshire, I 2if ; 11 328,

32Sm
Rickning Street, II 44441
Riddesdale, Northumberland, I 266
Ridesdalle, Northumberland, I 265
Ridgacre, I 531
Ridgeacre, I 510
Ridge, Staffordshire, I 79
Ridge Way, Sup. 45
Ridgley, II 132

Ridley, cester (su), I 378^1

Ridley, Bredicot, I 120

Ridley Gate, I 121

Ridmarleg*, App. 62

Ridmarley, Int 58 ; I 54^1, 260, 261,

385; II 372, 437* ; App. 78;

Sup. 66
Ridmarley Adam, App. 76 ; Dom.

Ridmarley Adam and Oliver, II 466
Ridmarley D'Abetot, Church o^ 11

Ridmarley D'Abitot, Int 20, 53 ; II
24i> 306, 307 ; App. 79

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

301

Ridmarley D'Abitote, II 464

Ridmarley Dabytot, App. 71

Ridmarley Oliver, App. 19

Ridmarley Park, I 559

Ridmarlie, Int 57

Ridmerlege, II 304, 464

Ridmerley, App. 72

Ridmerleya, II 304

Ridney Meado^v, Lindridge, II 94

Rigeacre, I 508

Rioli in Gascony, I 399

Rioulx, I 99a

Ripell, App. 79

Ripell, Manor of, App. 75

Ripested, App. 63

Riple, II 300, 301

Ripley, II 340

Ripley, Worcestershire, I 99

Ripley, Yorkshire, I 267, 267«

Rippel, Int 34, 58, 60 ; I 260, 263^,

295» 297» 3oo> 444
Rippel, Church of, App. 68

Rippell, Int 47; II 135, 294; App.

64

Ripperidge, Ombersley, I 327

Ripple, Int. 17, 18, 34, 53, 60 ; I 84,
io2;f, 181, 264, 268, 269, 292,
307> 385 ; II 20, 250, 294, 295,
296, 297/1, 298, 298/1, 299, 300,
301,444; App. 154; Dora. 13,
18, 19; Sup. 18, 64, 96, 102

Ripple, Chantry of, II 297

Ripple Lake, Int 85

Ripple Lock Stake, Int. S^n

Rippon, Sup. 29

Ripull, App. 72

Roadway, Int 72

Robinson's End, Malvern Chase, Sup.
96

Rocester, StafTordshire, I 64a, 66

Rochester, Int. 11 ; II 94 (i), 391 }
App. 165 ; Dom. 7, 20

Rochester, Church of, Dom. 1 7

Rochford, I 363, 365; II 417, 419;
Sup. 102

Rochford, Herefordshire, Int. 7

Rock, Int 33, 59; I I, 10, ica, II,

37, 39, 4o«, 54, 54^^, 55, 360/1,
559/1; II 93/^, 94 (ii), 270, 274,
399«; Dom. 19; App. 11, 13

Rock Church, Engraving of, I $gSa

Rocke, II 157

Rockhall, App. 5

Rockingham Castle, Int 2 4/1

Rocksavage, Cheshire, II 123

Rode Chapel, I 600

Rodeleah, II 325

Rodeway, Int 74
Rodmarle, Int 51
Rod Meadow, II 429
Rodney Hall, Norfolk, II no
Roger's Hill, Worcester, App. 97, 98,

99, 102, 103
Roke, I 10, II ; App. 79, 80, 81
Rokurton, Int 48
Rolesby, Norfolk, I 378a
Rolwright, Oxfordshire, I 267
Roman Camp, Arley Wood, App.

107/1
Roman Road, App. 108
Rome, Int. 58/1 ; I 4, 64^, 68, 89,

104, 208, 3S2a, 397, 399, 401,

403, 413, 445«, 554, 582, 587;

II TOI, 178, 202, 222; App. 83,

116, 139, 140, 141/1 j Dom. 15,

22 ; Sup. 18
Romelesdone Wood, II 247/1
Romescumbe, App. 2/1
Romesley, I 518 ; App. 24/1
Romesleye, Int. 50
Romford, Essex, I 378^
Rommesley, I 513; App. 21, 27, 29
Romsley, I 508, 510, 513, 516, 518,

519, 5i9«, 520, 527, 531; App.

ii/i, 12, 15, 24, 26
Romsley Quarter, Halesowen, I 531
Romsley Manor, App. 11
Romsley, Salop, I 517
Ronks wood, App. 116
Ronkswood near Lippard, II 31811
Rookby, Yorkshire, I 561
Rose and Crown, Worcester, App.

100
Rose Ottemede, Ombersley, II 226
Ross, Int 3 ; App. 108
Rotherfield, II 206
Rotherfield Gray, I 238/f
Rotherfield, Oxfordshire, I 238/f
Rotherwas, Herefordshire, II 358
Rothwell, II 229, 318 (iva)
Rottend Brook, I 25
Rotterdam, I 560
Rouen, I 85, 452a
Rouleye, Int. 42
Rousbine, Bewdley, II 276, 282
Rouselench, Int 6, 16, 60, 87 ; I 88,

450/1 ; II 87 ; App. 106 ; Sup. 88,

95
Rouse Lench, I 6, 290; II 6, 84

Rouslench, Int. 54 ; I 379, 450^
452^, 493^; II 86, 88, 318a

Rous Lench, Int. 14, 18; II 177;
Dom. 12

Rouslenche, II 63/f

Rousseles, Flanders^ I 99

302

ImoL TO Nash*s WcMtcxsmtsHimc.

Rordl, Bewdley, 11 275, 276, 281, 282

Rovdoi, I 54Ar

RowdoQ, II 95

RowdoQy Herdbfdshire, II 94JK

RowcgroTC, Lhxlndgc, II 101

Rovenhaj, I 23

Rovenhey, II 414

Rowentoo, WanHckshirCy App. 152

RowingtOD, InL 55

Rowinton, InL 44 ; Siqi. 66

Rowley, I 493, 508, 522, 526, 527,

527*, 528, 528jf, 532, 534; II

206; Sup. 57, 84; App. 16, 17,

20, 26, 36, 38
Rowley Chapel, App. 12, 41
Rowley Kings, InL 53
Rowley Re^ I 358, 491 ; II 211 ;

App. 10, 21, 27
Rowley Somery, App. 21
Rowley, Staflbrdsbiie, I 64^, 65, 69;

II 160, 162^1, 588^; Af^ 21
Rowlode, InL 48
Rowlwright, Oxifbrdshire, I 452^
Roxenden, Gloucestershire, I 588^
Roanbery, II 344
Riickley, Shropshire, I S4^
Rodacre, I 527
Rodbrooke, II 406
Rnddeneie, II 94 (v)
Roddon, Do'onsJiire, I 49341
Rndeneye, II 92
Rodewell, InL 50
RadhaIl,I86
Rudhall Grange, App. 22
Rodtng, Wyke EpiscofH, II 316
Rttdmarel parva, App. 63
Rndmarleg', App. 63, 67
Rodmarley, II 465
Radmariey, Church of, II 307
Rodmarley Dapitot, II 307
Rudmarleye, II 307, 308
Rudmleg', App. 64
Rudrefeld, Oidfordshire, App. 28
Rudrefield, I 238, 23811
Rtienheye, II 4r5
Rugacre, I 513
Ruge, II 330a

Rugeacre, Salop, I 517 ; App. 35
Ruggacre, I 523
Rtigge, II 458
Ruggeshall, App. 79
Ruggeshull, App. 79
Rugwey, Int. 66
Rup'hall, App. 80
Ruinestreet, Droitwich, I 351
Runestrete, InL 68
Runley Olmer, App. 72
Runynstrete, Wich, Int. 65

Ruschocke, Int 66

Rush, II 13

Rushal, I 532

Rushall, App. 20

Rnshbury, Appu 107 ; Sop. 3

Rnshhill, I 20

Rnshhole, App. 57

Rnshlaiftd, II 20

Rnshoc, App. 69

Roshock, InL 23, 53, 59, 84; I 17.

156, 184; II 30*. 303. 44*

471 ; App. 106 ; DooL 30 ; Sopu

25»64
Rushock, Chapd o(, II 302
Roshock Court, II 302
Roshok, App. 76, 86, 89
Roshoke, InL 68« ; I 254, 349. 377 ;

II 47, 60, 302, 303«; InL 79,

81
Roshoke Regis, II 302
Rosholte, II 6r
Roshton, I 452tf
Roshocke, InL 65
Rushwyke, II 308
Rusmede, Timberdine, II 328
Russe, InL 66
Rossdiall, App. 80
Rossia, I 1 58^ ; Sop. 23, 67
Russoc, InL 57, 68
Russococ, II 302 ; Dom. 6
Rossok, App. 67
Rossoi, App. 62
Ruston, I)erbydiirc, II 357
Ruthyn, I 241
Rutlandshire, InL 4 ; I 640, 66 ; II

53, 1620, 163; Dom. 8
Rutlenden, Essex, II 220a
Ruyhal, App. 79
Ruyhale, II 294, 298 ; App. 80
Ruyhall in Ripple, InL 17
Ruyshok, App. 73

Ryal Hill, Upton on Severn, II 444a
Ryall, II 298

Ryall Court Meadow, Rii^lCi II 296
Ryall Meadow, II 295
Ryalle, II 298
Rycnyld Street, I 521*
Rycroft, App. 52
Ryddegreen, InL 62, 64
Rydmarleyi InL 88 ; I 372 ; 11 305 ;

App. 78, 85 ; Sup. 64, 65
Rydroarley Dabitot, II 304; Af^.

81
Rydmarley Park, II 30411 ; Sop. 64
Rydmarly, II 304
Rydmerley, II 306 ; App. 48
Rye, App. 81
Rye, Bcrrow, I 75

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

303

Rye Elm, Int. 61
Ryecroft, App. 36
Ryegate, Surrey, Sup. 9
Ryhull, App. 67
Ryknild Street, Int. 3
Rymell Well, I 408
Rynton, Int. 49
Rypel, Int. 44 ; II 294
Ryppyll, App. 7 1
Rythyn, I 465

Sabriana (Severn), Int. 83^1

Sabrina, Int. 4, 83

Sad well, II 20

S^feme, Int. 83

St, Adree, Church of, I 324

St. Agatha, Monastery of, App. 41

St. Alban, chapel of, II 311

St, Alban, Church of, I 324

St Alban, Worcester, Int. 52 ; I 50,

326^; II 323; App. 127; Sup.

98
St. Albans, Int. 3, 25 ; I 187 ; App.

145 ; Dom. 8
St Alban's Abbey, I 37/1
St Alban's Church, Worcester, II 379
St Alban's, Worcester, I 404 ; II

94 (ii); App. 117, 122
St Ajidrew, Droitwich, Int 53 ; II

159; Sup. 24
St. Andrew, Pershore, Int 36, 44, 54;

I 76, 92, 290 j II 249, 250, 253,
254 ; Sup. 59, 61

St Andrew the Little, Cambridge,

Sup. 100
St. Andrew, Worcester, Int. 39, 52,

S^l I 5o> 326^, 340; II 170;

App. 123 ; Sup. 95, 98
St Andrew, Wich, I 321
St. Andrew, Wych, Int 43
St Andrew's Church, London, I 145
St Andrew's Church, Worcester, App.

St Andrew's, Droitwich, I 295, 299^,

317, 318,325, 351
St. Andrew's Lane, Wych, Int 65,

68
St Andrew's, Pershore, Int 62; I 80;

II 251, 252 ; Sup. 21

St Andrew's, Worcester, Int 41 ; II
318 (iv«), 318 (iva) ; App. 96,
117, 128; Sup. 12

St Andrew's, Wich, I 307

St Andrew's, Wych, I 322

St Anne's Church, Hampton Lovett,

I 536
St. Anne's parish, London, II 318 (iva)

St Anne's, Soho, London, I 86

St. Antonio, I 273

St Asaph, I 449, 4Soa, 450^, 450^;

II 94 (i) ; App. 164, 167
St Ashburne, Lichfield Diocese, Sup,

82
St Augustin of Wich, I 295 ; II 16
St Augustine of Wich, I 337
St Augustine's of Wich, I 331
St Augustin's, Canterbury, I 399
St. Augustin's, Paris, I 452a
St Augustin's of Wich, I 594
St. Austin, Dodderhill, I 351
St Bartholomew, Smithfield, I 532
St Bartholomew's, Gloucester, App. 78
St Bartholomew's Hospital, London,

I 8s
St Bartholomew's Priory, Smithfield

I 462
St Bee's, Cumberland, II 220^;, 221
St Blaise de Morton, chantry of, II

1 1^1
St Blasius' Chantry, Lichfield, App. 42
St. Bridget Nunnery, Naples, II 367^1
St Cas, II 74
St. Cas, battle of, II 54
St. Catherine Creech, I 452a
St Catherine's Chantry, II 49, 215
St Catherine's Chapel, Cobhill, II

333
St Catherine's Chapel, Stoke Prior, II

380
St Clare, Rouen, I 452a
St Clement, App. 117, 128
St Clement Danes, London, II 318

(iva)
St Clement Gate, App. 128
St Clement, Worcester, Int 39, 41,

52; I 5o» 326^; II 323; Sup,
98
St Clement's Chantry, Evesham, II

215
St Clement's Church, Worcester, App.

99
St. Clement's Danes, London, Sup. 54

St Clement's, London, I 85^

St Clement's, Strand, London, II 279

St Clement's, Worcester, II 159, 318a,

318 (ivdr); App. 79, 117; Sup.

97
St Cross, App. 166

St Cuthbert's Chapel, York, II 94

(vi)

St Cuthbert's, Wyke Episcopi, II 316

St Cutlarius Priory, Hereford, II 64

St David, Diocese of, II 122

St David's, App. 159, 166

St David's, See of, App. 159

St. Denys, Church of, I 317 ; Dom. 5

S04

IkDEX to NaSH^ WORCISTSRSHntX.

St Denys, P^uis, Dom. 13

St Edward's Chapd, Cambridge, II

54
St Edmondsbary, Sup. 3

St Edmund, Dudley, I 360, 361

St Edmund the King, London, I 78

St Edmund's, Dudley, I 359

St Elen's, York, II 94 (vi)

St Erasmus Chapel, Westminster

Abbey, I 489
St. Faith, Overbury, I 74
St George, Oxford, I 23911
St George's, Butolph Lane, London,

II 318 vivtf)
St George's, Southwark, I 386
St Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, II

370
St Godwald's Chapel, II 334

St Godwale, Chapel of^ Int 36

St Godwale's Chapel, Stoke Prior, II

3^h 3B4
St Guthlac, Church of^ I 317

St Guthlac, Hereford, Dom. 15

St Gyles in the Fields, App. 166

St Helen, Chapel of, II 311, 312

St Helen, Worcester, Int 52, 54 ;

I 50, 326tf, 340; II 215, 322;

App. 75. >45 ; Sup. 95
St Helena, I 2a, 3 ; Sup. 60
St. Helen's, App. 122
St Helen's, Ipswicli, I 318
St Helen's, Worcester, Int 34 ; I 202,

203, 2o8«, 327, 596; II 315,

316, 3i8fl, 318 (iii»), 318 (ivn),

318 (iva), 325, 345, 458; App.

97, 100, 117, 146, 166; Sup.

82
St Hellen's, Worcester, Int 41 ; II

330a ; Sup. 50
St Jago, Jamaica, Sup. 33
St James, Bath, Sup. 83
St James, Bristol, I 64a, 66
St James, Bristol, Monastery of, I

372
St James, Chantry in Over, II 11 911
St. James' Chaple, Westminster, I 64a
St James' Church, Badsey, I 53
St James, Dudley, I 359, 360
St James juxta Bridgnorth, II 464
St James, Longdon, Staffordshire, II

248
St James, Middlesex, II 370
St. James of Wigmore, Convent, II

159, 160
St. John, I 258, 340
St John in Bedwardine, II 322
St John, Cirencester, Int 3311
St John, Knights of, II 311

St. John, Warwick, Hoq>ital o( Int

5'
St John, Worcester, App. 98, 129

St John, Worcester, Int 37 ; I 243 ;

II 262 ; App. 99, 102, 104, 115*,

116, 117 ; Sup. 42, 88, 89, 95
St John's, I 225 ; II 308*, 309, 32o«;

App. 85
St John's, Baibadoes, Sup. 42
St John's, Bedwardine, Int 36, 39, 41,

52, 56, 60; I 257, 473, 588^;

II 308, 30811, 312, 314, 315;

App. 145 ; Sup. 65, 66, 97
St John's, Bedwardyn, II 315
St John's Chapel, I 404 ; II 308, 309
St. John's Chapel, Bedwardine, II 313
St. John's Chapel, Westminster, I 67
St. John's Church, II 310, 311
St. John's College, Cambridge, II

94 (vi), 221, 348*
St John's College, Oxford, I 58, 60 ;

App. 158, 162
St. John's de Wyke, II 314
St John's Parish, II 309, 311, 3iij«,

319
St John's Priory, Pembroke II, 419

St John's Township, Worcester, I 50

St. John's Vicarage, II 310

St. Juan, II 459ir

St. Katherine's Chancel, Halesowen,

I 533
St. Kenelm's, Int 53; I 516, 519;

App. 26, 27
St. Kenelm's Chapel, I 5199 520, 531,

532; App. 10, II, 12, 19,38
St Kenelm's Chapel yard, Apjx 1 1, 14
St. Kenelm's Church)*ard, App. 17
St. Kenelm's Hospice, App. 34
St. Kenelm's Well, App. 1 1
St Lawrence, Evesham, Int 47, 54 ;

I 410, 411, 415, 417, 418, 424;

II 215; Sup. 51

St Lawrence in Lucina, I 413

St Lawrence Lane, Worcester, App.

151
St Lawrence, Reading, II 21311

St Lawrence, Warwick, Int 44

St I^wrence, Worcester, App. 76, 96

St. Leonard's, Beoley, I 67

St Leonard's, Bridgworth, II 318 (iva)

St Leonard's Chapel, Frankley, I

493^
St Leonard's Forest, Sussex, I 19911

St Lucia, Sup. 46

St Lucia, West Indies, II 45911

St Margaret, Westminster, I 246

St Margaret's Well, Hanbury, I 528

St Margaret's, Westminster, App. 167

Index to Nash's Worcestershire,

30s

St Maria !e Straod, Int 36

St Martin, II 317, 318

St Martin in the Fields, I 64a

St Martin le Grand, I 352a

St Martin, Worcester, Int. 39, 41, 52,

56; I 50, 3a6a; II 318 (iva) ;

App. taj, 143, 145 ; Sup, 48, 81,

98
St Martin's, App. 1441; Sup. 37, 66
St Martin's Church, II 318
St Martin's Church, Worcester, App.

98, 99

St Martin's Church, York, I 448

St Martin's Gate, I 205

St. Martin's Gate, Worcester, II 323 ;

App, 96, 98, 106, 107, 14s, 161
St Martin's in the Fields, I 68
St. Martin's, Lippard, Int 38
St. Martin's, London, Int. 34 ; Sup.

30
St, Martin's, Ludgate, London, I 198
St Martin's, Vintry, Dom, 19
St Martin's, Worcester, I 105 ; II

318K, 3i8fl; II 356, 453; App.

99, 117, 141

St Mary, Alderman bury, II 213*

St Mary, Aldermary, London, II

162^
St Maiy at Worcester, I 123
St Mary, Biedin, Canterbury, I 640,

67
St. Mary Chantry, Kidderminster, II

57
St Mary Chantry, Trirapley, II 58
St Mary Chapel, Trimpley, II 61
St. Mary Cathedral, Worcester, II 341
St Maiy Convent, Worcester, II 277,

3J6
St Mary, Cronuchon, II 216
St, Mary de Cormeliis, church of,

Dom. 5
St Mary de Persore, Dom. 3
St. Mary de Stanleig, Dom. 9
St, Mary de Wich, Int 68
Si, Mary de Witton, I 307
St Mary le bonne, London, Sup,

13
St Mary le Strand, London, App.

75
St Mary Magdalene Nunnery, I 209
St. Mary, Monastery of, Worcester, Int.

37.60
St Maiy of Worcester, Church of, I

394 ; II 9
St Mary of Wich, I 325
St Mary, Feishore, I 144 ; II 344
St Maiy, Pershoie, Monastery of, II

»7ii aS5. "56

St Mary, Shrewsbury, 1 105a

St Mary, Stafford, I 352(1

St Mary, Strand, London, I 282

St Mary the Vir^jin, Worcester, II

»33
St Mary, Warwick, Int. 45, 55 ; II

439
St Mary, Warwick, Canons of, Int 46
St. Mary, Wilton (Witton), I 307
St Mary, Witton, Int 43, 53 ; I 295,

318, 3'5. 344
St. Mary, Wilton, Droitwich, II 159;

Sup, 24
St. Mary, Witton juxta Wychiam, II

230
St Mary, Worcester, Int 71; I 18,

19; App. 109
St Mary, Worcester, Church of, I 49 ;

App. 81
St. Mary's Altar, Halesowen, I 533
St Mary's A. Worcester, I 124, 123
St Mary's, Bridgnorth, II 318 (iva)
St. Mary's Chantry, Stone, li 388
St, Mary's Church, Worcester, II 434
St. Mary's College, Warwick, Int 35
St. Mary's, Comeille, Abbey of, II 169
St. Mary's le Strand, Int. 35
St. Mary's, Warwick, II 4o6«
St. Mary's, Worcester, I 453; II 3S7;

Dom, 5
St Matthew's, Friday Street, London,

I 414
St. Michael, Bedwardine, II 223 ; Sup.

95
St. Michael, Beodwardine, II 319
St, Michael, Church of, I 324
St. Michael in Bedwardine, II 322
St. Michael, Pershore, II 249
St. Michael the Archangel, II 319
St. Michael, Warwick, Int. 44
St. Michael, Worcester, Int 39, 52 ;

I so; II 3"
St. Michael's, App. i44«, 145
St. Michael's, Bedwardine, Sup. 36
St. Michael's Church, II 345
St. Michael's Church, Worcester, II

St. Michael's, Comhill, London, I

407
St, Michael's in Bedwardine, Int 6oj

Il3>3
St, Michael's Mount, Cornwall, I 85
St Michael's, Worcester, Int 37, 38 ;

I 340; II 3i8«,3i8('^''); App.

"7
St. Mildred, Bread Street, II 43a»
St. Nicholas, App. 153
St. Nicholas, Bristol, App. 158

3o6

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

St. Nicholas Chantry, Tredington, II

430
St. Nicholas, Droitwich, Int 33, 53 ;

\ 295, 299«, 307, 331, 331/1
St. Nicholas, Liverpool, II 94 (vi)
St. Nicholas, Warwick, Int. 55 ; I 193,

364
St Nicholas, Wich, I 351
St. Nicholas, Worcester, Int. 34, 52,
56; I 50, 326a, 395; II 3i8ii,
318 (iv«), 318 (iva); App. 97,
117, 122, 135, 138, 139, 143;
Sup. 42, 90, 95, 98, loi
St. Nicholas, Wych, I 350
St. Oraer's College, I 588^
St. Oswald, Worcester, App, 97
St. Oswald's, I 208/1; II 318a
St. Oswald's Hospital, I 206, 208,
224, 234; II 330, 345; App.

75
St. Oswald's Hospital, Worcester, Int.

39» 51, 97
St. Oswald's, Worcester, App. 97, 142

St. Oswald's, Yorkshire, II 162^

St. Paul's, II 318 (i)

St. Paul's Cathedral, I 386, 441 ; II

473«
St. Paul's Churchyard, I 587 ; II 22/f,

163
St. Paul's Hall, London, Int 9
St. Paul's, London, I 401, 449 ; II

328/f, 348/f; App. 116, 156, 164,

167
St. Peter, Int. 38

St. Peter and St. Augustine, Dodder-
Mi, I 537
St. Peter, Droitwich, Int. 53 ; I 326,

328, 329, 330; II 219; Sup. 24,

26, 71
St. Peter, Gloucester, I 343, 597 ;

App. 13
St Peter, Gloucester, Church of, I

317; Dom. 5
St Peter, Gloucester, Monastery of, II

151
St. Peter in Cripta, Worcester, App.

129, 129x1
St. Peter the Great, II 328
St. Peter the Great, Church of, I 324
St. Peter the Great, Worcester, II 324,

325 ; App. 152 ; Sup. 48
St. Peter the Less, Church of, I 324
St. Peter the Little, Worcester, II

324
St. Peter, Westminster, Int. 82 ; I

450 ; II 244, 289

St. Peter, Westminster, Church of,

I 317; Dom. 5

St. Peter, Witton, Int. 43 ; I 295 ;

Sup. 71
St. Peter, Worcester, Int. 52, 56, 61 ;

I 50, 123, 124, 125, 149, 326^;

II 89, 321, 322, 453; Sup. 95,

99
St. Peter, Worcester, Monastery o^

Int. 37
St. Peter, York, I 597
St. Peter's, I 68a ; App. 109, 145
St. Peter's Abbey, Gloucester, I 258a
St. Peter's Chantry, Ripple, II 300
St. Peter's Church (Rome ?), App. 116
St. Peter's, Droitwich, I 68fl, 162,

258^7, 307, 326^, 536, 549, 549a
St. Peter's, Droitwych, II 16811
St. Peter's Farm, Oddingley, II 200
St. Peter's Gate, Worcester, II 329 ;

App. 107
St. Peter's, Gloucester, Dom. 13
St Peter's, Hereford, Dom. 16; Sup.

52
St. Peter's Hospital, Droitwich, I 328

St. Peter's in the Tower, London, II

162a
St. Peter's juxta Wick, Sup. 21
St. Peter's Parish, II 310, 319
St. Peter's Rectory, II 335
St. Peter's, Rome, App. 10
St Peter's, Westminster, I 467 ; II

106, 164, 257
St. Peter's, Wich, I 80, 479 ; II 7611
St. Peter's, Worcester, Int 39, 41 ; II

18, 21, 323, 326, 330tf, 34S,

356; App. 117 ; Sup. 67
St. Richard's Vautes, I 318
St. Sebastian, I 273
St. Sepulchre, Warwick, Hospital of,

Int 49
St. Sepulchre, Warwick, Priory ofi Int

44, 45
St Stephen, Paris, I 452^1

St. Swithen, Worcester, Int 56 ; II

318 (ivfl)
St, Swithen's, Worcester, II 31811,

318 (ivif)
St. Switbin, Worcester, Int 39 ; I S<>1

App. 117, 118, 119, i2i», 141;

Sup. 97, 98
St. Swithin's Church, App. 76
St. Swithin's, Worcester, Int 41 ; I

208, 326a; App. 96, 117 ; Sup.

St Swithun, Worcester, Int 52

St. Taurinus, Abbey of, I 40, 4311

St Thomas, Apostle, London, I 64^1,

65
St. Thomas, Dudley, I 359, 360, 362

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

307

St. Thomas, Malvern, II 122

St. Thomas, Stafford, I 66

St Thomas, Staffordshire, I 64a

St. Trinity, Bristol, Sup. 82

St Trinit/s Chapel, App. 76

St Ursula's Chapel, II 334

St Vedast, Foster Lane, London,

App. 164
St. Walaries, I 239«
St. Wolstan Hospital, Worcester, I

282
St Wolstan, Worcester, I 154; App.

97

St Wolstan's, I 2o8«, 224

St Wolstan*s Hospital, I 208, 584,
591 ; II 329, 329«, 330, 334,

334«. 434 ; App. 75, 76, 151 ;

Sup. 67
St Wolstan's Hospital, Worcester, Int

4T ; Dom. 2^^
St. Wolstan's, Worcester, App. 69,

71
St Wulstan's, Hospital of, Int 44,

Si; I 281
St Wulstan's Hospital, II 422
St Wulstan's Preceptory, Worcester,

App. 38
St Wulstan*s Shrine, Worcester, App.

no
St Yago de la Vega, Jamaica, I 493a
Saldcn, I 593

Salden Hall, Buckinghamshire, I 158a
Saldon, Buckinghamshire, I 452a
Salcsbury, Dom. 73
Salewarp, Int 65 ; II 217, 337/1 ; App.

50 ; Dom. 5
Salewarpe, App. 77, 80; Dom. 5
Salewarpe juxta Wigorn., App. 77
Salewarpe Mill, II 336 ; App. 79 ;

Sup. 68
Salewarpe, Ombersley, II 216
Saleweiemuln, Int 68
Salford, Int 55 ; I 72, 145 ; Sup.

27
Salford Abbotts, I 493a
Salford, Warwickshire, I 235, 335,

346, 408, 409, 493/1
Salinae, I 302 ; App. 80, 107
Salinae Flaviae, Int. 4
Salisbury, Int n ; I 108, 581 ; II

216, 279; App. 95, 130/1, 167,

168; Dom. 69, 99
Salisbury Cathedral, I 597 ; App. 30
Salisbury Diocese, II 122
Salisbury, Lancashire, Sup. 15
Sallewarp, App. 73
Sallewarpe, App. 78
Salndy, Bedfordshire, I 302

Salop, I 600 ; II 269 ; App. 107

Salop, Archdeaconry of, Int. 33

Salop Bridge, Stoke Prior, II 380

Salop Brook, I 303

Salop (Salwarpe?), II 220

Salopia, II 441

Salopsbury, App. 28

Salso Marisco, Gloucestershire, App.

6s

Salt Brook, App. 56, 57

Salt lane end, Worcester, App. 97

Salt road, App. 53, 56, 57

Salt street, App. 43

Salter's dale, App. 56

Salter's lane, II 422

Salter's street, Int. 66

Salter's way, I 8 ; App. 58 ; Dom.

22/1
Salter's well, App. 56
Saltersford, App. 48
Saltfield, App. 58
Saltford, Int 45, 50 ; I 404
Saltford Abbot, I 408
Saltford Major, I 397
Saltford Mill, I 404
Saltford Minor, I 397, 409
Saltford Priors, I 407
Saltforde, Int 49
Saltley, Warwickshire, II 17
Saltmerislon, Bishampton, I 95
Saltmershe, I 247
Saltpit, App. 57
Saltstreet, Alvechurch, I 24
Saltwiche, I 152
Saltwood, Int 50
Salvert, I 99a
Sal ward, App. 50
Salwarp, Int 5, 43, 53, 57, 84 ; I 295,

459» 493^; n 164, 336, 340,

451 ; App. 50, 77, 80, 106; Sup.

44, 68, 85, 96, 102
Salwarp brook, II 336
Salwarp park, I 559
Salwarp river, Int 84 ; I 306
Salwarpe, Int 16, 19, 59; I 343, 481,

483; II 164, 199, 200, 336, 337;

App. 10, 81; Dom. 15; Sup.

86
Salwarpe River, Int 83 > I 159 ;

Sup. 4
Salwaq^e River, Droitwich, Sup. 23
Samborn, II 272

Samborne, Kidderminster, Int 21
Samborne, Studley, I 409
Sambourn, I 407

Sambourne, Warwickshire, I 440a
Sambum, I 397
Samburne, II 37

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::'io. :--

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^t. y^. Taoa

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=-T rKMT. T j^ E

• '. : 'f. i,'.-, .;' ;{ ^-.''^.

=r. ?«sri. r ii^

{ < ' ■;,: ;r* •',;' A:,'/ V.

.TC. P««Br* A;-->i-.

■* '", ';-,. f9-' 'l>. '«.

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•■,' <». 'A '/-,. 'z^-. ''''

St. P«e^'lG;,^-.

-•■- -.-.,.. ///'h. / v/'

f)t. PctCT'i. Ij:

■-- ''".'■--''.::'!('. 1 ^/,W

J58*. 3=7. -.

■'.' tt •>, /J, ■■N'tti-i.n-t, A[i«. ■)7

Si. PcteTi, b:.

St. Peter's ^,■

St. Petcr'j ( ;

"1. n^. " ,H''. J45; A(i|i.

App. 1 '.

7'

St. Peter'-, 1

t;t f(K».l'r* ir"'tt>il»r, W.irrcmer, Int.

St. P(:ttr>,

Vt. !'■ ''7

Si. IM."

<;t iiqwxiil'i, Vxrhililrv. II iAj<i

St. IVi.

Ui Vw\\ It iiH(i)

■ ''

Ljt rM<ti-« cmiUimI, I jua, 44ti n

SI. 1'.:

■in"

St. 1

^1 I'tiiii'ii ( 'liMH'h)'rtril| 1 3M7t n iiff.

St. 1

I lStil'4 Ihll, l,itiitltiii, Int. M
I \'Ai\\\ I .nililniii I 4Mii 4-11 i "
1-iHf, .HHki A|t|i. 110, t<ili> ■<■')•

I (Mvi. hl(. **

I Vv\\\ rttlit ^. AllHUtll

3io^

Indsx to Nash's Worcxstkrshiri.

Seynt Mary Croft, App. 34
Shiadwell, App. 58

Shakenhurst, Int. 16, 23 ; I 54, 54a,
54^; II 94 (ii), 157, 160; App.

83
Shap, Westmoreland, App. 23

Shareshull, I 347

Sharpway, Stoke Prior, II 38

Shatterford, App. 2

Shattery, I 456

Shavell, Leicestershire, II 350

Sheckminster, I 54^

Sheep Cliff, App. 45

Sheep house, Evesham, I 411

Sheepley, Bromsgrove, Sup. 16

Sheffield, Warwickshire, I 558

Shekenhirst, App. 83

Shekenhors, App. 83

Shekenhurst, I 54, 54*, 54^, S4d

Sheldesle Walsh, I 2a

Sheldesleg*, App. 67

Sheldesl^h, I 240; App. 67, 77

Sheldeslei, Int 57

Sheldesley, InL 33, 56, 59, 84 ; I la,

11711, «4^ 249, 488, 594 ; II 166,

348, 349> 376, 464^; App. 76,

77 ; Dom. 16 ; Sup. 66
Sheldesley Beauchamp, I 245 ; II

169, 170, 348, 352,464
Sheldesley, Gildon, II 348
Sheldesley, Gylden, II 348
Sheldesley Waleys, App. 70
Sheldesley Walsh, Int 18; I 2tf, 88,

ii8fl, 239, 245, 595 ; II 70, i62tf,

34^ 365. 377f 437* ; App. 72,
78 ; Sup. 68

Sheldon, Warwickshire, I 64, 588,

588^; II 477; App. 84
Sheldonian Library, Sup. 15
Shddsley Beauchamp, App, 76
Shdey, Worcestershire, I 272^
Shelly App. 37
SheUehed Brook, Bewdley, II 276,

281
Shdfield, II 279
Sielfidd, Bewdley, II 282
Shelford, Nottinghamshire, I 378a
Shell Bridge, Himbleton, I 579
Shell, Hanbory, I 549
Shellesley Beauchamp, Int 52; Sup.

53
Shdsley, Great, I i, 2 ; Sup. 95

Shelsley Parva, Dom. 19

Shelsley Walsh, Int 19, 59

Shelsley, Worcestershire, 1 99

Sheltwood, Tardebig, I 440a

Shehre, Int 57 ; I 9 ; App. 79, 121 ;

Sup. 28

Shelve, Hanbury, I 549

Shelvesle, App. 81

Shene, Abbey of^ I 444

Shene, Convent of, I 42 1

Shene, Priory of^ I 442 ; II 298

Shenley, Bucks, Supi 62

Shenston, I 571 ; App. 37, 79

Shenstone, I 574

Shepeley, Int 66 ; I 151

Shepeston, II 102

Shepley, I 159, 160

Shepley, I 151

Sherborne, Dorsetshire, II 195, 198

Sherboume, Int 55

Shereveslenche, App. 79

Sheridge, Leigh, II 73

Sheriff-lench, App. 81

Sheriff^s Lench, II 82, 438jf ; Dom.
27; Sup. 51

Sheriffs Pit, Droitwich, I 298

Sherifs Lench, Int 58

Sherifs Naunton, II 185

Shemack, I 440^

Sherridge, II 75

Shesenestot, Int 46^

Shetford Vetus, Int 36

Shet myll, App. 34

Shewstone, The, Int 75

Shifihall, I 542

Shilbumey, App. 37

Shillingham, Cornwall, I 99a

Shiltewood, II 4o6jf

Shiltwood, Apjx 78

Shipbroke, I 5490

Shippenley, App. 52

Shippeston, App. 72

Shipridge, App. 211

Shipson on Stower, Int 2itf

Shipston, Int 8, 22, 37, 38, 56, 61 ; I
loi, 237 ; II 3511, 340, 379, 428,
429, 429*, 430, 431*, 437«,

470
Shipston Bridge, II 428, 429

Shipston on Stour, Int 36, 39^ 60, 61,

92; Sup. 81, 95
Shipston super Stour, App. 77
Shipston upon Stour, II 428
Shipston upon Stour, View ci, II

424ii
Shipton, Shropshire, I 163
Shipton Sokrs, Sup. 18
Shiranland, Pershore, II 24711
Shireboume, Int 49
Shirebum, Sup. 27
Shirestone, Beoley, I 63
Shirevelench, App. 81
Shirford, Warwickshire, I 49341
Shirley, Surrey, II 464^1

Indkx to Nash's Worcestershire.

3"

Shimack, Int 36

Shirnak, App. 76

Shimake, App. 79

Shimock, II 13

Shirreve lenche, App. 77, 78

Shirrive lenche, App. 78

Shistoke, Warwickshire, II 203

Shoemakers' Street, Worcester. App.

96
Sholdesley, II 352
Shomelwajy Purie, II 319
Short Heath, Oldswinford, II 208
Shote tenement, App. 34
Shotisbrooke, Berkshire, I 452^
Shotnej, near Stratford on Avon, II 105
Shonlton, I 470
Shoulton, Hallow, I 473
Shnuidey, II 353
Shrawarden, Shropshire, I 598
Shrawaidine Casde, ^in^shire, II

446
Shrawelej, II 353
Shrawley, InL 52, 56, 59, 84; I 39,

54^ 348, 549^ 55 ^ 593; II 53.
216, 353, 354; App. 80, 81;

Sup. 66, 68
Shrawl^ Wood, II 354 ; Sup. 96
Shrevelench, II 80, 82
Shrevelench, App. 77
Shrewsbury, I 105JK, 499, 509; II

«74«. 33^*; Ak). I, ro7, 109,

151, i6o«; Dom. 1$ ; Sap. 3, 4,

18
Shrewsborj Castle, I 5r3
Shropshire, InL 4, 10, 82, 88 ; I 2^,

10, 37^ 54^. 54^ 5^7 64if, 65,
68, 69, 116, 118, 139, 15&1, 163,
165, r84, 186, 193, 239, 240,
241, 251^, 258, 25&1, 266,
318 (ivtf), 364* 365. 378tf, 3*4»
39^ 452^ 463. 464t 481, 493.
493«. 503. 508. 509. 5«o, Sir,
5". 5»3. 5'6, 517, 520. 527,
5««. 53«. 535. 549«. S^^f 595.
59^ 599. 600 ; II 25, 37, 71, 72,

9'. 94 'i), 94 i^h 95. 97, 99. ^02,
122, 127, 160, i62tf, 163, 167,
206, 274;f, 3i&r, 318 (i),3i8 (in),

33o«. 336*, 349*. 356, 357*. 3^.
395. 417. 4«^. 446, 464^; App.
r, 6, 9, II, 17, I9jr, 21, 25, 26,

27. 32. 37. 3«. 69, 74, 99. 109.
130; Dom. 10, 15; Sup. 3, 4,

37. 4^. 46, 49. J^f ^ 97
Sfarolon, II 76

Shnmake, II 9, 84

Shnmake, Feckenham, I 440

5gnimall Commnn, I 579

1

Shumock, I 440

Shumock Court, II 10

Shumock, Feckenham, Int. 38

Shutham, Sup. 57

Shuttcock's lake, Ripple, II 296

Shuttend, Staffordshire, II 464/1

Shyreves lench, App. 80

Sidde Meadow, App. 59

Sidbury, App. 106; Sup. 90, 92/1

Sidbury Gate, Int. 60

Sidbury Gate, Worcester, I 281, 584,

591 ; II 329 ; App. 99, 106, 161 ;

Sup. 68
Sidbury, Worcester, II 318a, 323;

App. 96, 116, 161
Sidefen, App. 76
Sidenhall, Grange of, II 414
Sidney College, Cambridge, I 448
Sifirth, App 49
Silchester, Int. 3
Sildswick, I 397
Silverdale, Lancashire, Int 39
Silver Street, Worcester, Sup. 94
Silway, App. 49
Simon's Cromb, I 265
Single Barrow, Buckinghamshire, II 322
Single Mede, Overbury, II 238
Sintmeli, Ombersley, II 226
Sinton, II 75

Sion Hill, II 470, 470^, 471
Sion Hill, Wolveiiey, Sup. 84
Sion House, App. 144^1
Sir Richard's Vautes, I 306, 317
Siserg, Westmoreland, II 162a
Sitferth, App. 49
Sitsbath, Bewdley, II 276, 281
Skelton Casde, I 448
Skiltes, Warwickshire, I 66
Skilts Moors, Beoley, I 63
Skilts park pale, Beoley, I 63
Skihs, Warwickshire, I 66
Skipton Castle, II 344^
Skirton, II 220a
Skitten fen, App. 45
SLade Pool, I 166
Sladfield, Himbletcm, I 579
Slater, Powick, II 262
Slaughter, App. 91
Sleddelidt, lindridge, II 103
Sling lane, Beoley, I 63
Slodisham, Int. 48
Slou^tre, I 263, 456
Slowland, Frankley, I 460
Slyndon, Stafibrddiire, I 15711
Slynge near Keimestow, App. la
Smeathmore, Ripple, II 296
Smethesdoft, II 476
Smetfahedky, InL 66

314

Index to Nash*s Worcsstbrshire.

Stanfort, I 240 ; App. 67
Stanlake, Church of, App. 74
Stanleig, Dom. 9
Stanmore, Middlesex, I 79
Stanton, Gloucestershire, I 414
Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire, II

Stanton's Mere, App. 48

Stanway, Gloucestershire, I 129, 145,

474
Stanwell, Middlesex, II 403, 407 Ji

Staple Cross, II 341, 429

Stapleford, Cheshire, I 25 1^; Dom.

21

Stapleford, Hertfordshire, I 552

Staple Inn, I 56

Staples Cross, Kemsey, II 234

Staplinge, I 408

Stapol, II 47611

Stapul, Chadwich, App. 35

Star Chamber, I 493

Statford (Stratford), I 447

Staundon, App. 76

Staunton, Int 53, 62, 88

Staunton, Int 41, 41^; I 372; II

304, 37a» 373«» 374, 375 ; App.
70, 73> 77, 7B, 81, 158; Sup.

71

Staunton Court, I 375

Staunton, Diocese of Hereford, Sup.

81
Staunton, Gloucestershire, II 368
Staunton, near Corfe, II 372
Staunton upon Wye, Sup. 16
Staunton Wyard, Oxfordshire, I

54^
Stauntown, II 373^1

Staverton, Devonshire, II 25

Steeple Barton, Oxfordshire, I 64^,

66, 67, 68
Stepney, II 94 (vi); Sup. 65
Sterebrigge, II 207
Stevynton, Yorkshire, II 43311
Steward's hide, I 247
Stewsin in Worcester, I 124
Stiercke urcheland, Lindridge, II

103
Stickford, II 162^^
Stiffkey, Norfolk, I 378^
Stiff King, Tardebigge, II 402
Stigeley, App. 51
Stigley, App. 5 1
Stilden, Int 59
Stildon, Dom. 19
Stilledon, Lindridge, II 103
Stilledune, Dom. 5
Stirt, Ripple, II 296
Stoce, Sevemside, II 244

Stoch, II 379

Stocha, II 379

Stoche, II 379 ; Dom. 5

Stock, Int 60 ; I 445, 449

Stock Green, I 552

Stocke, II 343

Stocken, The, II 94 (iv)

Stockenfield, Abberley, Sup. 96

Stocking in Witinton, II 325

Stockport, Cheshire, II 464^; Sup.

»3
Stockton, Int 59, 84; I i, 366, 523 ;

II 70, 89, 239, 350, 365, 37S,
376, 377; App. 79, 80; Dom.

Stockton, Shropshu^, II 464a

Stockton, Warwickshire, II 1311

Stockton, Worcestershire, I 79

Stockwell, II 246^

Stocton, Int 33, 57 ; II 378

Stodele, Priory of, Int 43, 44

Stodeley, Int 50

Stodeley, Priory of, Int 43, 50

Stodeleye, Int 44

Stodeleye, Priory of, Int 44

Stodleye, Int 4411

Stok, Gloucestershire, App. 65

Stok Prior, Int 42 ; App. 72

Stoke, Int 57, 61, 66, 84; I 171,

4S3i 493^ 547. 55^ ; II 70, 7^,

83, 89» 94 (vi), 102, 245, 343^

379, 380, 4o6#f, 412,413; App.

72, 78, 167
Stoke Bliss, Herefordshire, II 72;

Sup. 45, 102
Stoke, Church of, II 382
Stoke Court, Herefordshire, II 204
Stoke Edith, Herefordshire, I 560,

564 ; II 464a
Stoke end, II 384
Stoke Episcopi, Int 34 ; I 47^
Stoke, Gloucestershire, I 4S^^f II

no; App. 65
Stoke Heath, Stoke Prior, II 380
Stoke HiU, Int. 61
Stoke juxta Aylesbury, II 4
Stoke Newington, Middlesex, II

26
Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, II

3i8tf
Stoke Prior, Int 36, 38, 39, 53, 60,

84; I 150, 159, 237, 331, 440tf,

547, 549«; II 379, 381, 383,

384, 385. 428«, 437«i 449, 480 ;

App. 75, 77; Sup. 17, 48
Stoke Prior Church, I 533
Stoke Say, Shropshire, I 240, 241
Stoke, Shropshire, I 595

3'^

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Smethwick, App, ai, 38

Smethwyk, App. 21

SinethH7ke, App. 26, 36

Smite, I 202, 203, 206, 208, 225, 579;

II 452, 45211; App. 51
Smite Hill, Salwarpe, II 337
Smithfield, London, I 462 ; II 264
Smock Alley, Worcester, App. 134
Smyte, I 203
Smythecroft, II 476
Smythe's pasture, Arley, App. 6
Snath field, App. 57
Snead, I 10, 11
Snead Park, Bristol, II 235
Sned, Int 59 ; I 10, Dom. 19
Snede, I 575; App. 72
Snella, I 404
Snella Major, I 395
Snitfield, II 406

Snitterfield, Int. 34, 55 ; I 64a, 67
Snitterford, II 39
Snoddesbury, App. 78, 80
Snoddesbyri, II 244
Snoddesley, App. 44
Snodesbury, II 245, 437«; App. 77,

81
Snodesbyrie, II 43 7^ ; Dom. 5
Snodesbyry, II 244
Snodsbury, II 245, 24511, 43^ > Sup,

17
Snotingshire, Dom. 5

Snowshill, I 144

Snyteneffelde, Int. 45

Sockleye, App. 77

Sodbury, Gloucestershire, Int. 39

Soddington, I 2, 2a, 3, 54a, 55,

116

Sodington, I 2a, 258, 328, 37811, 4521X,

536; II 157, 160, 161, l62tf,

33o^» 34^» 350 1 App. 8q, 83
Sodington, Mamble, Int. 19
Sodington, Ombersley, App. 77
Sodyngton, App. 72
Soevecurt, Great Comberton, II 245
Sokeborne, Durham, II 358, 361
Sokkeley, App. 72
Solfaterra, Naples, Sup. 26
Solihull, Warwickshire, I 529; II 479,

480
Solyhill, I 503
Solyhull, 163,554; II 477
Somerfield, II 220a
Somerford, Cheshire, I 257a
Somerset House, London, Int. 35
Somersetshire, I 2a, 76, 493a, 529^9

560, 564, 565. 595; n 158,

162a, 191, 221, 269, 362, 400;

Sup. 18

Somersfields Aston, Gloucestershire^

II 340
Somerstrete, Kemsey, II 32
Somervile Aston, II 64
Somervilcs Aston, II 400
Somerville Aston, II 188
Somervyle Aston, II 64
Sondie, App. 80
Sondsbury, Sup. 17
Sothbury, Sup. 42
Soulton, Sup. 12
Soulton (Stoulton ?), I 49
Sourbridge (Stourbridge ?), I 457
South America, Sup. 72
South Benfleet, Essex, I 64^, 67
South Brook, App. 58
South Carolina, Int. 31
South Litelton, II 104
South Littelton, I 415 ; II 461
South Littleton, Int 54; I 145, 1461

200; II 105, 432; Sup. 56
South Littlington, I 407
South Mead, Westbury, I 286
South Mercia, II 3411
South Newton, Oxfordshire, I 452a
South Wales, I 158^^, 465, 466, 503 ;

App. 90, 107
Southall, Doverdale, II 219
Southalmham, Suffolk, I 452a
Southam, II 32 ; Sup. 95
Southam, Gloucestershire, I 53
Southampton, I 2a, 292 ; II 157
Southamsteed, Essex, II 361
Southbrook, I 8
Southbury Gate, Worcester, Int.

65

Southcorns, Norwich diocese^ Sup.

32
Southden, App. 51

Southfield, II 3a

Southinton, II 151

Southstone, Stanford, II 366, 367^1

Southtown, Dom. 20

Southwark, I 20, 86a; II 318 (iva);

Sup. 8

Southwell, II 221

South wick, I 157

Southwike, App. 91

Southwode, I 154

Southwyke juxta Worcester, App,

77
Sow river. Sup. 4711

Sowepob, I 23

Sowford Lane, II 404 [sic

Sowlston, I 404 [sic

Sowsnett, near Mamble, I 54^

Spadesboume, I 159, 160, 161

Spadesboume Brook, I 159

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

3^3

Spain, I 54^, i59», 306, 598 ; II
162a, 171, 3i8tf, 318 (iva), 349/f,
35o«; App. 83, 90, 14s; Sup.

23» 55» 72
Specheley, I 64a ; App. 81

Specheleye, Int 41
Spechelye, II 363

Spechesley, I 194, 474 ; II 327, 356,
3S6«, 357, 357»» 361, 363 i App.

7h 72
Spechesleye, I 340; II 326

Spechham Mere, App. 53

Spechley, I 493a ; II 330^, 356

Spechley*, App. 64

Speckshull, Suffolk, I 452a

Speclea, Int 58 ; II 356

Spellesbury, Oxfordshire, I 187

Spelly's, Claines, I 204

Spelmanden, Kent, II 464a

Spemal, Warwickshire, II 1 78

Spemale, Int 44/r, 55

Spemore, Int 44 ; II 17

Spert, Bredicot, I 120

Spert Meadow, Bredicot, I 120

Spetchley, Int 19, 21, 52, 56, 60, 66,

68; I 49, 65, 6511, 77, 82, 120,

194, 196, 258, 258a, 585 ; II 2,

3, 327«, 356, 357, 358, 359, 362,
364, 422, 437«, 438, 440, 452 ;

App. 105, 14511 ; I^ona- 95 i Sup.

66, 69
Spetchley Church, II 360*1, 360^, 361
Spetchly, II 224^; App. 153
Spillis Farm, Claines, Sup. 18
Spilsbury, Int 34
Spilsbury, Oxfordshire, Int 36
Spina, Blockley, I 100
Spittal, the, Dodderhill, I 343
Spofford, Yorkshire, I 413
Spout Farm, Eastham, Sup. loi
Sprouston, Norfolk, I gga
Spumal, Warwickshire, II 8
Spurstowe, Cheshire, I 261
Spye Park, Wiltshire, I 262
Stack Back, I 225
Staeffordscire, App. 12
Staffod, App. 5

Stafford, I 352a ; App. 41, 151
Stafford, Collegiate Church of, App. 5
Staffordshire, Int. 4, 10, 33, 38, 88 ; I

54^^, 55, 57, 64^, 65, 66, 69, 79,
"6, 153, 156, 157, 157/r, 184,
186, 190, 191, 193, 204, 252, 257^,
266, 272, 301, 302,306, 327, 332,

352tf, 358, 359, 361, 375, 378^,
384, 39S, 440, 442, 442«, 451,
452a, 481, 487, 491//, 493, 493^,

507, 510, 512, 521, 526, 527,527^,

Staffordshire, continued', —

529, 534, 549^, 550, 550^, 552,
553, 564, 588i^; II 36//, 48/f,
94 (vi), 103/f, 121, 127, 133, 160,

162^7, 168, 205, 209, 212, 213/r,
217, 232/r, 233, 263, 322, 348/1,
349«, 358, Z(i(i, 370, 388, 402,
403, 43 8«, 464^ ; App. I, i«,

2«, 3, 3«, 4, 5, 7^,8, 9«, 10, lo",
II, 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23,

24«, 30, 32, 86, 107, 143, 147,

163, 165, 167; Dom. 10; Sup.

19, 26, 42, 47, 47/7, 49, 57, 78,

82, 100, lOI
Staffordshire Saltworks, Int. 4
Staggeberewe, Int 48
Staines, II 385

Stain ton, Gloucestershire, I 549a
Stal tinge, Ripple, II 296
Stambom Mill, II 208
Stamford, Int. 32
Stamford Court, Int 6
Stanbery, II 340
Stanborough, App. 57
Standen, Alvechurch, App. 75
Standford Bridge, Dom. 17
Standon, Hertfordshire, I 557
Stanes, II 385 ; Sup. 62, 67 ; Dom. 6
Stanes (Stour), Int. 57
Stanford, Int 33, 57, 59, 84 ; I 117W,

ii8fl, 240, 248, 366, 537, 537/f ;

II 161, 252, 271/f, 275;*, 348,

364^, 365, 366, 368, 369, 375;

App. 78, 80, 93, 106; Dom. 5,

16, 19 ; Sup. 17, 69, 96
Stanford Bridge, II 367, 39911
Stanford Church, II 368/1 ; Sup. 70
Stanford Court, I 242, 243, 245, 247/r,

248, 249 ; II 93/7, 367, 368, 369,

464a; Sup. 63
Stanford Garden, II 36 7 »
Stanford, Eastham, App. 61
Stanford Episcopi, Herefordshire, I

254
Stanford Esturmey, II 365

Stanford Esturmy, App. 70

Stanford, Horleton, App. 72

Stanford juxta Teme, I 248

Stanford, Leicestershire, I 258a

Stanford Park, II 369

Stanford Rivers, Essex, App. 166

Stanford, Shropshire, I 2<i ; II 160,

162a

Stanford upon Teme, I 363 ; II

365
Stanford Washbome, II 365 ; App.

70
Stanford, Worcestershire, I 352a

s s

3i8

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Tatesthoqpe, Gloucestershire^ I 407
Tadngton, App. 76
Tatlington, I 407
Tatlinton, App. 65
Tatl3mgton, App. 72
Taukanapultre, I 537
Taunton, Somersetshire, II 362
Taurin, St, Church of, Normandy,

DooL 5
Teddesdon, App. 69
Teddeston Delamere, Int 84
Teddington, Int 7, 36, 38, 56, 60 ; I

237 ; II 233* 234, 235, 238, 437« ;

App. 59 ; Sup. 58
Tedeston Wafer, Herefordshire, II

484
Tedington, Int 48, 61 ; II 231, 232,

430; Sup. 81
Tedoton, Worcestershire, I 64a
Tedston Delamer, I 246
Tedston Wafre, I 246 ; II 48411
Tedstone Delamare, I 373
Tedstone Delamere, Herefordshire, I

239, 242, 250
Tedstones, the, I 245
Tedynton, II 238 ; App. 72
Telleswelle Brook, Ombenley, II 226
Temde (Teme), Int 84
Teme River, Int 10, 69, 83, 84 ; I

239, 244, 247, 366 ; II 67, 68, 73,
S9> 90i 9i> 94 (v), 166, 262, 265,

3"i 365* 3671 375. 417; App.

47 ; Sup. 68, loi
Temectebir', App. 61
Temedbur*, App. 62
Temedbury, App. 76, 77, 79, 80
Temedebur, II 41 911
Temedeburie, II 417
Temedebury, App. 70
Temetbury, I 240
Temetdebury, Int 57
Tememouth, Int 84
Temnent Brook, Beoley, I 63
Tempbrooke, Bewdley, II 276, 282
Templars' lawem, II 310
Temple Broughton, I 549
Temple Church, I 464
Temple, First Fruits Office, I 89
Temple Grafton, Int 55 ; I 145
Temple Laughem, Sup. 102
Temple Lawem, II 311
Temple, London, Int 35 ; App. 157
Tenbury, Int 7, 18, 19, 22, 23, 33,

57» 59i 84; I "5» "7«i "8a,

240, 246, 364, 365 ; II 70, 343«,

352, 4i7i 4i7«> 418, 418/1, 419.
419^1, 420; Dom. 18; Sup. 78,
loi, 102

Tenbury Bridge, Ak>. 95/1

Tenbury Church, II 418 ; Sup. 80

Tenbury, Engraving of^ II 416a

Tenbury Foreign, II 419

Tenbury Town, II 419

Tenby, II 465

Tenchlond, App. 35

Tenenhale, Kemsey, II 32

Teneriffe, Sup. 52

Teothington, I 128

Teotintun, II 231

Teotintune, Int 58; I 128, 129

Terdeberie, Int 57 ; II 402

Terdebicke, II 403

Terdebig, II 414

Terdebigge, II 413

Terdeley, App. 73

Terrew, Monmouthshire, I 27 2^

Tetbury, Gloucestershire, II 400

Tetington, II 232

Tettenhall, Staffordshire, II 165

Teukesbury, App. 79

Tevington, App. 80

Tewkesbury, Int 2, 3, 4, 85, 88;
I 85, 86a, 87, 267, 372, 417,
446, 447, 557; n 109, 173, 235,

263, 294, 368, 394^ 396, 444* ;

Sup. I, 8, 28, 58, 87
Tewkesbury Abbey, Int 51, 85, 181,

182, 297, 298
Tewkesbury, Convent of, II 259
Tewkesbury Lodge, Gloucestershire,

I 327
Tewkesbury Monastery, I 400

Tewkysbury, II 152

Tewxbury, App. 143

Thadintone, I 478

Thadmarton, Lincoln Diocese, Sup.

Thames River, Sup. 9
Thameworth, Deanery of. Sup. 21
Thanet, Isle of, Dom. 29
Theclesthorp, I 404
Thedington, II 102
Themedbury, App. 76
Themedebury, App. 72
Themettesbur', App. 66
Theodinton, II 232
Theokesbure, II 135
Theokesbury, II 24711
Theokisbyri, I 559
Theotintune, II 232
Thessale, I 150
Thessalonica, I 259
Thikenapultre, I 536
Thimsby, II 12
Thirstlong Vale, App. 45
Tholouse, I 372

320

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Tirdebick, App. 59

Tiso, Warwickshire, I 15

Tisoe, II 406

Titchfield, Hampshire, App. 23

Tittenhanger, Hertfordshire, I 452^1;
II 162/1

Tiverton, Devonshire, I 272^

Tividale, Staffordshire, I 358

Tixhall, Staffordshire, I 442, 44211

Tklmton, App. 64

Toddingham, II 428

Toddington, Gloucestershire, App. 163

Todington, Int 87 ; I 129

Todinton, Dom. 9

Todnam, Gloucestershire, I 96

Toftes, Sup. 14

Toidone, II 17

Tokington, II 63, 64

Toknalmore, App. 36

Tokynton, II 63

Tollerdine, I 202, 206 ; II 452

Tollwardine, I 204

Tolton, Int. 60

Tolwaidine, I 203

Tong Castle, Shropshire, II 330a

Tonge, I 18, 19; Dom. 5

Tongue Castle, I 329

Tonthall Cross, I 151

Tookey's Farm, I 440a

Tooley Street, Southwark, II 318 (iva)

Tooting, Surrey, I gga

Tor Abbey, Devonshire, II 162a

Tordebig, II 402

Tordebigge, Int. 43

Tordeland, App. 44

Torelinton, Int 68.

Torporley, Cheshire, I 385

Torton Field, Hartlebury, I 570

Tortworth, Gloucestershire, I 452^;
Sup. 78

Tortworthen, Gloucestershire, II 242

Totebecham, II 17

Totenhulle, Int 66

Tothehel, I 150

Tottenham, II 318 (iva)

Tottenho, Buckinghamshire, I 157

Tottenhull, I 151

Tour (Tower) of London, I 498

Tourby (Tenby), II 465

Tours, I 35

Towcester, Int. 3

Tower Hill, II 263

Tower of London, Int i ; I 346, 352,
441, 450, 499, 573«, 586, 587,
588^; II 6, 162a, 221, 224,
318 (iii«), 343, 359, 372, 387,
397; App. 2«, 4, 4rt, 5«, 25,
74, 76, 106, no, 161

Town Hall, Worcester, App. 103, 116 ;

Sup. 88, 94
Town wall, Worcester, App. 151
Town way, App. 52
Towneley, Lancashire, I 558
Towton Field, I 116, 489
Tredenanke, App. 118
Tredinctune, Int. 58
Tredingto, Int. 60
Tredington, Int. 7, 46, 47, 56, 5711,

60 ; I 14, 20, 23, i02if, 264, 286,

493a; II 21, 295, 340, 362, 427,

428, 429, 430, 432; App. 75 ;

Dom. 18; Sup. 81, Sm
Tredington Farm, II 429
Tredint*, App. 65
Tredinton, App. 65
Tredyngton, II 434, 435; App. 71,

72
Tredynton, Int 36 ; II 436
Tredyntone, II 433, 435
Tregonon, Montgomeryshire, II 94 (ii)
Trellynie, Flint, II 141
Treloyne, Penally, Pembrokeshire,

App. 137
Trent, II 473^; App. 6111; Sup,

90
Trent River, I 159, 439, 43911 ; II 9,

3611, 46, 46//, 223, 247, 275 ; Sup.

47. 47«
Trent, Somersetshire, I 595 ; II

191

Trerife, Cornwall, I 84, 86a

Tresel, I 359

Treshea, II 244

Trethom, Gloucestershire, App. 120

Trimenhale, Kemsey, II 32

Trimpelei, II 36

Trimpley, II 39, 47, 48, 49, 53,

471
Trinity Church, Cambridge, Sup. 100

Trinity College, Cambridge, II 303^,
318a, 318 (i), 370; App. 161,
162, 16211

Trinity College, Dublin, Sup. 100

Trinity College, Oxford, Int 2; II 55,
5511 ; Sup. 49

Trinity Hall, Worcester, App. 138

Trinity, Worcester, 99

Trokemorton, I 452

Trokempton, App. 64

Trotshill, II 318a

Trots well, II 452

Troy, App. 83 ; Dom. 22«

Truro, Cornwall, I 272, 272^

Trusley, Derbyshire, II 398

Trympeleye, II 474

Trympley, II 58, 60, 61 ; App. 75

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

321

Tuddingtoiiy Gloucestershire, I 256,

272^, 452a
Tudelevin's brook, App. 2
Tuelesbeiige, II 36
Tuffethom, Int 68
Tugbome mede, Purshull, I 349
Tumulden, App. 74
Tunbridge, I 493a
Tuneshall, Int 50
Tuneslega, I 150
Tunge, Yorkshire, II 9411
Turbury HiU, Twining, Sup. 50
Turin, I 37a

Turkey, II 223; App. 114, 158
Turvey, Bedfordshire, II 220a
Tusmore, Oxfordshire, I 64a, 68, 452a
TutniU, II 406
Tuwelesbnigg, Int. 68
Twatling Street, App. 108
Twatling Street, Bromsgrove, Sup.

16
Tweed River, Sup. 51
Twemlow, Cheshire, I 549^
Twenyng, Int 43, 43^, 49
Twickenham, I 2, 2a
Twiford, App. 48
Twiford Bridge, I 424
Twiford Mill, I 404
Twiford, Norfolk, I 378a
Twining, Int 54; I 128, 146
Twining, Gloucestershire, I 130, 181,

539 ; II 107, 390 ; Sup. I
Twyfog, Denbighshire, II 358
Twyford, App. 48
Twyford Bridge, II 83
Twyford, Lenchwike, II 83
Twylands, Halesowen, I 508
Twylands Wood, Frankley, I 457
Twyning, Int 88
Twynyng, Int 43^
Tyberton, I 284 ; II 422, 424, 425,

426, 464a ; App. 75
Tyberton, Church of, I 324
Tybertone, II 425
Tybrugge, Worcester, App. i i$n ; Sup.

97
Tybton, Int 41/1; App. 72

Tyburn, I 156

Tyburton, I 124 ; II 422, 425, 426

Tyburton, Int. 41

Tyddillynton, App. 72

Tydelmenton, App. 78

Tydelmerton, I 407

I'ydelminton, II 294, 427, 430, 430/1

Tydelmynton, II 433

Tydminton, I 265

Tydniton, Warwickshire, Int. 38

Tyesmore, I 20

Tylehouse, West Bromwich, App. 36
Tylelminton, App. 71
Tymberdene, II 328
Tymberdon, App. 77
Tymberhangall, App. 81
Tymberhangle, App. 81
Tymberhongle, I 175
Tymberlake, I 55 ; II 163
Tynleye Strete, Int 66
Typeton, App. 31
Tyre, Sup. 93
Tyrl Brook, I 128
Tyrowen, Sup. 26
Tysho, Int 46, 49
Tysoe, Int 56
Tything, Claines, Sup. 18

Udecote, Int 57 ; I 150 ; Dom. 6

Uferebiri, II 24 1«

Uferebreodun, II 24 1«

Uffanheils, II 216

Uffeham, I 404, 405

Uffeham Mill, I 404

Uffemore, I 518

Uffemore Grange, App. 22

Uffenham, Int 36; I 415; II 202,

462
Uffmore, App. 27
Uffmore Grange, App. 27
Ufmore Wood, Halesowen, I 508
Ufton, Berkshire, I 54^^
Ukington, Gloucestershire, Dom. 13
Ulbeory, I 397
Ulberge, II 204
Ulberow, Int. 36
Uleburgh, I 404
Uley, App. 80

Ulfereslawe, hundred of, Dom. 10
Ullaput, App. 78
Ulleberg, Int 45
Ullerberve, I 407
Ullin Hall, Warwickshire, I 32
Ulpinton, II 18, iSn
Ulsnish, Sup. 67
Ulva, Sup. 84

Ulwardelei, II 469, 470 ; Dom. 5
Umberslade, II 85, 86
Underdown, I 251
Underwood's tenement, App. 37
University College, Oxford, I 138/1;

II 191
Unkey, App. 37
Uphampton, II 219
Upleaden, II 399
Upocessa, II 444/1
Upoton, App. 81
Upper Bury, II 231
Upper Clcnt, App. 10

T t

322

Index to Nash's Worcestershire

Upper Glay Wood, II 9311

Upper Hanley, I 364

Upper Home, I 243

Upper Home, Clifton, Sup. 19

Upper Howsel, Leigh, II 73

Upper Mitton, Int 59

Upper Pershore, Sup. 84

Upper Sapey, I 245, 246

Upper Sappy, Int. 84

Upper Slaughter, Gloucestershire, I

411
Upper Wiche, I 318
Upper Wick, App. 131
Upper Wyke, II 308, 311
Uppetune, I 98
Upthorpe, App. 78, 79, 80
Upthroup, App. 77
Upton, Int. 6, 8, 41, 43, 44, 54, 57,

58, 60, 64, 66, 68if, 84, 91a, 92 ;

I 98. 536, 551. 556, 559; n 46,
82, 118, 244, 245, 245/1, 264,
279«» 29s, 443, 444«, 445, 446 ;
App. 38, 62, 64, 65, 67, 69,
72, 78, 81, 88 ; Sup. 4, 7, 8, 38,
82

Upton Bridge, Int 76; App. 11511;
Sup. 6

Upton Cresset, Shropshire, II 94
(vi)

Upton Fitzwann, App. 78

Upton Gate, Worcester, Sup, 10

Upton in Blockley, I 452

Upton juxta Sabrinam, App. 62

Upton juxta Snodsbury, II 437, 438

Upton juxta Wych, Int. 44

Upton, Old, I 97, 98

Upton on Severn, Int 2, 5, 34, 60,
^«. 70. 75; I ^4. 104. 181, 182,
559» 5^5. 595 i ^I 106, 235, 241,

294, 297, 298, 343 ; App. 79, 137 ;
Sup. 95

Upton on Severn, View of, II 444a

Upton Snodesbure, Int 66

Upton Snodesbury, II 440, 441, 442,
443 ; App. 81

Upton Snodsbury, Int 21, 54, 62, 88 ;
I 6, 49, 120, 179, 194, 467; II
104, 122, 138, 184, 187, 3180,
3^«> 437i 439; App. 135; Sup.
13. 56, 67

Upton Stephani, II 437; App. 67,
70

Upton super Sabrinam, App. 71, 80

Upton super Snodesbury, App. 80

Upton upon Severn, Int 53 ; II 263,

295. 444, 446, 448, 454 ; App.
78, 165 ; Sup. 82

Upton upon Snodebuij, Sup. 72

Upton Wareine, App. 80
Upton Waren, Int 16; App. 81
Upton Warin, Int 59, 84; I 331 ; II

250. 302, 449» 450, 451 ; App.

20, 73. 78; Sup. 71, 82
Upton Warren, Int 42, 53 ; I 150,

i5i«, 156, 158, 346 ; II 472 ;

Sup. 17, 37
Upton Warren Church, I 533
Upton Waryn, Int 15 ; I 156, 157 ;

App. 79, 80
Upton, Warwickshire, I 66, 99a
Upton, Worcestershire, I 272^
Uptone, II 449
Uptune, Dom« 6
Upwic, I 296
Upwich, I 84^, 297, 298, 306; App.

79,80
Urchenfield, Herefordshire, II 27411
Uriconium, Int 3 ; App. i ; Sup.

42
Usbameshull, II 414
Usmere, II 34^1, 3511, 470^
Usmere River, II 3511, 470*
Usmerorum Provincia, II 3511
Usmers, Province of, II 34, 3411
Usmerum, II 35/1, 47011
Us river, II 3511
Utchinston, App. 16311
Utelicot, Int 4611, 49
Utica, Normandy, I 1, 10
Utlecote, Int 46
Utrecht, I 560
Uverbire, II 231
Uverbiri, II 237
Uverbyry, II 231

Vacca in Wiche, I 240

Vaccae Vallis, Clent, App. lo

Valasse Abbey, France, II 40511, 40711

Valentines, Essex, I 146

Vale of Evesham, I 404 ; Sup. 28

Vallyngs, Hagley, I 488

Vardoe, II 422

Vecelage, II 464

Vectorinus, II 400

Vele's Brook, App. 50

Venice, I i59«; II 252*; Sup. 93

Vermouth, I 352a

Vernon, Normandy, I 549011

Vestricroft, App. 35

Vicarage Houses Droitwich, Sup. 24

Vienna, II 370

Vigomia, App. 109

Vincell river, Int 83

Vine, Hampshire, II 220a, 221

Vines, The, II 339*

Vines, The, Droitwidi, I 307

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

323

Vinetree, Overbuiy, Sup. 58

Virginia, I 159 ; II 220a

Viroconium, App. 107

Viterbii, I 168

Viultnes, App. 36

Volverley, App. 23^

Vroggemore, II 476

Vynalstalstede in Wyche, II 339, 339^

Wadbarowe, App. 81

Wadberrow, I 76 ; II 55

Wadberye, Dom. 5

Wadborough, Int S ; I 63, 66, 281 ;

II 244, 24s, 246, 249, 257 ; App.

80
Wadbreorham, II 244
Wadham College, Oxford, I 54^^; II

213/1, 362
Wadley, App. 52
Wakefield, Sup. 93
Wakeman's, Droitwich, Sup. 23
Walaxhale, App. 35
Walbroke, Halesowen, I 524
Walcot, Int. 72 ; II 245, 249, 250
Walcot, Oxfordshire, I 99, 103
Walcote, App. 70, 73, 78
Walcote, Pershore, Sup. 61
Walden, Abbey of, Int 45
Walden, Essex, II 94 (ii)
Waldington, Int. 50
Waledon, Int 45^
Wales, Int jo ; I 85, 158^, tgyn,

306, 333> 372» 414, 4711 509«i
591 ; II 223, 247«, 263, 274«, 275,

397> 43o> 437«, 460, 465 ; App.

19, 22, 82, 95, 96, 96«, 109, 158 j

Dom. 16; Sup. 17, 64, 102
Wales, Marches of, I 412, 440 ; II

274, 274«, 285 ; App. 97
Wales, North, Int 3
Waleshale, App. 30, 3 1
Waleshall, App. 28, 36
Walesmore, II 414
Waleton, I 407
Walfmille, I 23
Walfireton, App. 77
Walfwelle, I 23
Walhouse, Hanbury, Int 22
Walker's land, Kemsey, II 20
Wall, Int 3 ; I 17 ; App. 107
Wall, near Lichfield, Int 4 ; I 509,

52 1«; App. 107; Sup. 53
Wallaxhall, I 510, 518, 521, 523
Wallaxhull, Salop, I 5 1 7
Wallecote, Int 46
Walleshfield, Romsley, I 519
Wall House, App. 131
Wall House, Feckenham, I 440

Wall House, Hanbury, I 440^, 549,

553
Wallia, App. 25 ; Dom. 31

Wallokeshull, I 513

Walloxhull, App. 35

Wall's Furlong, Worcester, App. 102

Walpesich, II 414

Walsall, I 54^r; App. 38

Walsall, Church of, App. 38

Walsh (Sheldesley ?), I ii7«

Walshale, I 528, 532; App. 20, 21,

22, 26, 27, 39
Walshale, Rectory o^ App. 38
Wal shall, App. 2on

Walshall, Staffordshire, II 263 ; App. 19
Walshe Medows, App. 34
Walslowz, App. 36
Walslowz " sub montibus," I 1 54
Walteresheye, near Aunechurch, I 131
Waltham, II 344^ ; Dom. 9
Walthamstowe, Essex, I 352a
Walton, Int 49, 56 ; I 574
Walton, Clent, App. 10, 15, 17
Walton-field, Hartlebury, I 570
Walton Hill, App. 10
Walton, Warwick, Sup. 66
Wandinghole, App. 57
Wanlip, App. 8

Wanlip, Leicestershire, I 493^, 506
Wannerton, II 39
Warblington, Hampshire, App. 148
Warde le I 1 7

Warden Hill, Stoke Prior, II 380
Wardour Castle, Wiltshire, I 64a
Ware, Int 46

Ware, Priory of. Int. 46, 49
Wareley, I 516
Waremedone, II 123
Wareslega, App. 64
Waresley, I 570, 571, 574
Waresley, Hartlebury, Int 22
Warewyk, Int 49
Wanned on, II 117
Warkworth, Il3i8(ii)
Warley, I 523, 524 ; App. 26, 27, 32, 38
Warley Chancel, Halesowen, 1 533
Warley Grange, App. 22
Warley Hall, I 524
Warley, Salop, I 508, 510, 517, 522,

527, 531 ; App. 21
Warley, Wigom., Int. 59 ; I 508, 509,

509«, 510, 522, 525, 527, 531 ;

II 376«; App. 21, 77
Warley, Worcestershire, I 5 1 7
Warlytre furlong, App. 35
Warmdon, App. 145
Warmedon, Int 66 ; II 318, 325, 436,

452; App. 64

324

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Warmedone, I 124

Wannedun, Int. 58

Wannendon, Int 85

Warmeton, App. 7 1

Warmyndon, Int. 41 ; I 124 ; II

453
Wambnigg, II 31

Warndon, Int 15, 18, 52, 60; I 49,
202, 205, 584 ; II 198, 318a,
356, 422, 452, 453«; Sup. 48,
82, 98

Waraeford, Hampshire, Dom. 31

Wamelegh, App. 69

Wameleye, App. 73

Warniedon, App, 72

Warotelle, Dom. 5

Warperton, Int. 48

Warren Hill, Malvern, II 142^

Warsal, Staffordshire, App. 163

Warsley, I 575; App. 71; Dom.

Warstell, I 19

Warstelle, I 18

Warthuil, I 150

Warton, Lancashire, Int 36, 38, 39 ;

I 470
Warwick, Int 35 ; I 187, 188, 193,

236, 446, 447, 459. 553; n 8,
263, 3i7«, 36711, 387, 388, 389,

406, 439; App. 1 00, 134, 151;
Dom. 1711; Sup. 47/r

Warwick Castle, II 339
Warwick, College ofi II 302, 386
Warwick Deanery, Int 33, 44^, 51,

55 ; II 204, 303
Warwick Gaol, I 68
Warwick Priory, Int 46
Warwickshire, Int. 4, 8, 15, 33, 38,

58, 77, 88; I 2a, 8«, 14, 17, 25,

32, 37«» 49» 54^1 54^. 60, 64,
64a, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 76, 79,
851 96, 99«» 1 01, 133, i33», 145,
152, 155. 156, 157, 185. 186,
187. 235, 23911, 240, 247, 258,
258^1, 265, 272^, 286, 326, 335,

346, 35 2«, 384* 395» 3981 399»

407, 408, 409, 440, 442, 446,

447i 45 1«. 452a, 467, 493^. 503i
521, 529, 537, 554, 558, 5««,

S^^f 595 ; II 6» 7, 8i 10, i3«,
17, 34«i 36, 65, 70, 7o«, 76, 80,
84, 85, 86, 94>», 95, 102, 105,
118, 122, 124, 127, 141, 162a,
177, 178, 183, 185, 189, 196,

198, 203, 204, 206, 218, 220a,
239, 240, 263, 272, 275, 30811,

318, 318a, 318 (i), 318 (i»),33oa,
336«, 349«. 35 7i 358i 379«i 402,

Warwickshire continued'. —

403, 406, 4o6«, 408, 427, 431,

444^1 456, 464^, 477, 47^1 4^©,
483; App. I, i«, I3«, 24, 63, 74,
76, 84, 85«, 107, 108, i39«, 152,
163; Dom. i2», i6», 17; Sup.
3i ", 35i 42, 4*5 66, 71, 78, 84,

95

Warwickshire Hills, Sup. 28

Wasal Camp, II 465

Wasbome, II 238

Wascon, App. 68

Wasebume, Int 58 ; II 231

Waseley, Hartlebury, I 380

Washale, App. 27

Washbom, Int 61 ; II 231^, 238

Washbome, Int 7, 16 ; II 23311, 2351

36s
Washbome parva, II 235

Washboume, Int 54

Washebome, App. 72

Washebume, II 238

Washfeld, App. 34

Washing Pool, Oldswinford, II 208

Wasperton, Int 56 ; II 318 (i)

Waspton, Warwick, Sup. 66

Wassabuma, I 18

Wassal Hill, II 46

Wassail, II 39

Wassebom, App. 70

Wassebome, II 233, 238

Wassebume, II 231

Wassel in Hagley, I 485, 489

Wasteley, App. 34

Wasteme, App. 35

Wasthall, I 21, 23

Wasthill, I 18

Wasthill lane, Alvechurch, I 25

Watcote, Warwickshire, II 141

Water Eaton, Warwickshire, I 66

Waterford, I 53011

Water of Stour, Int 68

Waterslade, Lulsley, II 400

Watling Street, Int 3 ; App. 108 ;

Sup. 47^

Wattlesborough, Shropshire, I 165

Wdefeo, I 404

Wearcester, App. 109

Weares, App. 109

Wearley, I 524

Wearset fielda, I 18

Wearsethill, I 18

Wearsethyll, I 18

Weatheroc Hill, I 25

Weatherock HiU, I 63

Webb's Brickkiln, Droitwich, Sup. 23

Webhouse, Hanbury, I 552

Webtree, Hundred o^ Int 59

326

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Westan OVhitstone ?), I 51
Westbridge, Berrow, I 75
Westbrook, I 8 ; App. 58
Westbury, Int. 34, 34^; I 45, 340,
573«; II 27; Dom. 19 ; Sup.

99
Westbury, College of, I 40, 43, 100,

2511 549; il 2ii 22, 28, 29, 30;

App. 6
Westbury, Gloucestershire, I 30, 286
Westbury near Bristol, I 549 ; II

29

Westbury super Trym, App. 6

Westcoate, Warwickshire, I 66
Westcote, Devonshire, I 493^
Westcote, Gloucestershire, II i
Western Islands, Sup. 84
Westhadon, Diocese of Lincoln, Sup.

43
Westmancot, I 130

Westmancote, Int. 58; App. 71, 80

Westmanecote, I 130; App. 64

Westminster, Int. 4, 8, 24//, 25, 26, 27,

28, 29, 30, 32, 85 ; I 24, 28, 64a,

94, 125, 126, 150, 184, 212, 246,

247, 261, 277, 292, 316, 343, 352,

413, 421, 430, 438, 452a, 478,

490, 492, 493, 511, 528, 564,

591; II 60, 61, 74/1, 115, 116,

175, 181, 184, 2io«, 243i 244,

249} 250, 251, 252, 253, 269,

318 (i), 344«, 348«, 384, 385* 4i5i

426, 43411, 437, 450, 476 ; App.

2, 2«, 3, 7«, 10, i6«, 24, 25, 27,

30f 3'> 32, 63, 67, 69, 70, 71,

i55i ^^7 ; ^om. 2, 3«, 8, 13, 28 ;

Sup. 17, 26, 37, 38, 57, 60,

99
Westminster Abbey, Int. 44, 46, 48,

49; I 255, 272^, 441, 455, 489,

490> 526, 526«, 595, 597; II III,

121, i22«, 132, 390, 391, 392,

392«, 445; Dom. 13; Sup. 80,

88

Westminster Bridge, I 352^1

Westminster, Church of, I 253, 368;
II 180, 187, 244«, 260, 455

Westminster College, App. 156

Westminster, Convent of, II 136, 247^,
406

Westminster Hall, InL 9 ; II 277

Westminster, Monastery of, II 112,
113, 114, 115, 116

Westminster, Priory of, II 66

Westminster School, II 347; App.
155, 162, 164; Sup. 100

Westmoncote, App. 72

Westmonecote, I 129

Westmorland, Int. 17; I 561; II

162a ; App. 23 ; Dom. i
Weston, I 7, 46, 64a, 66, 67, 68, 71,

185, 404, 407, 422, 4520, 456;

II 179, 187, 220 ; App. 76
Weston, Buckinghamshire, 1 186, 45 1«,

452a; Dom. 20
Weston cum Bucks, Sup. 18
Weston, Gloucestershire, App. 65
Weston juxta Cheriton, Warwickshire,

I 66
Weston Park, I 66
Weston, Staffordshire, I 302
Weston Sub Edge, II 145
Weston super Avene, I 223
Weston super Avon, II 178
Weston Underwood, I 45 2^
Weston Underwood, Bucks, I 45 3«
Weston, Yorkshire, I 2, 2a
Westrinege, II 244
Westwode, Int 42; I 354, 355, 356,

357
WestwoJe, I 353

Westwode, Priory of, II 226
Westwoede, 1 542

Westwood, Int. 23, 65, 84, 240, 258,
261, 292, 295, 33i«, 333, 337,
345i 35 1» 352, 352«, 352«, 353>
536, 537, 538* 540; II 216, 220fl,
336 ; App. 82
Westwood House, I 350^
Westwood, Monastery of, I 258
Westwood, Nunnery of, I 350, 351;

11354

Westwoode, I 542, 543

Weterugge, Int 51

Wetheley, I 407

Wetherden, Suffolk, 64a, 66

Wetherley, I 65

Wetherock Hill, I 26, 31

Wethington, II 428

Wettebard, Int. 51

Weykin, Coventry, I 8

Weymouth, Dom. 17, 30

Whaddon, App. 44

Whalton, Northumberland, I 452a

Whatcott, Int 56

Whatcroft, App. 36

Whatcrofts, App. 35

Wheatcroft, Cheshire, I 549a, 549^^

Wheatfield, Oxfordshire, II 220J,

223
Wheatfields, Powick, Sup. 62
Wheatley, Yorkshire, II 464a
Wheelbarrow Castle, Int. 60
Wheeler's Hill, Worcester, App. 97,

98, 102
Wherwell, Hampshire, Sup. 26

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

327

Whichbuiy Hill, Hagley, App. 107,

108
Whicheford, II 415
Whichford, InL 56
Whilinge, I 575
Whiston, I 49, 202, 204, 205, 206,

225 ; App, 82
Whiston Manor House, I 206
Whiston Nunnery, I 209, 211, 212,

213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219,

220, 221, 222, 223
Whiston, Tything of, II. 345 ; App.

117
Whistone, I 212, 213
Whistones, Int 60
Whiston*s farm, I 205
Whistons, Tything of, I 50 ; App.

116
Whitbome, Herefordshire, I 239 ; II

66, 67 ; Sup. 83
Whitboume, II 100
Whitby, I 406
Whitby, II 94 (vi)
Whitby Abbey, I 413
Whitby Abbey, II 94 (vi)
Whitchbury Hill, II 46
Whitchford, Warwickshire, I 66
Whitchurch, Int. 56 ; App. 108, i4o«
Whitchurch, Oxfordshire, I 529^
White Fryars, I 272^
White Fryars, I^ndon, I 273
White Knights, Berkshire, II 162^
White Ladies, II 50, 326, 327//; App.

80, 97 ; Sup. 90
White Ladies Aston, Int. 20 ; I 49
White Ladies, Claines, II 54
White Ladies' Monastery, I 208
White Ladies* Nunnery, I 210, 2io«;

App. 97
White Ladies' Priory, I 203
White Ladies, Worcester, II 345 ;

Sup. 70
White Lady Aston Int. 6, 60 ; I 50,

51, io2«, 120, 194, 209, 45o«;

II 6«, 18, 184, 260, 356, 359,

438^; Sup. 81, 91
"\\Tiite parish, Wiltshire, I 79
Whitechurch, Int. 45/1
Whitecross in Haleford, Int. 66
Whitecross, Ripple, II 296
Whitedale, App. 56
Whitehall, I 497 ; App. 160 ; Sup.

25
Whitehall, London, I 585

Whitehouse, Longdon, II 107

Whiteley, App. 81

WTiitelyng, I 574

Whitepitt, Beoley, I 63

Whitesick, App, 35

Whitewell, App. 43

Whitford (Witeurde), I 151

Whitford, I 155

Whitingdun, Gloucestershire, II 326/1

Whitington, Int. 60; I 194; II 321,
326 ; App. 74

Whitintune, II 326

Whitlaxford, I 407

Whitley, I 593, 596 ; II 37, 46, 50,
2 1 in, 464 j App. 49, 86 ; Dom.
66

Whitley Court, I 247 ; II 464a

Whitley Field, I 18

Whitley Field, Halesowen, App. 29

Whitley Grange, App. 22

Whitley, Great, I i

Whitley Parva, Int. 60

Whitley Verne, App. 35

Whitleye, I 180

Whitneirs End, App. i

Whitness, Herefordshire, II 2

Whitstone, Tything of, App. 125

Whittingdon, II 356//

Whittington, I 225 ; App. 55

Whittinton, Gloucestershire, I 99

Whittneirs End, Arley, App, 9

Whitton, II 417

Whitton, Shropshire, II 464a

Whittying, I 571

Whitwell, Rutlandshire, I 64a, 66

Whitynton, II 32 5 «

Whorston, Bewdley, II 464a

Whystane, I 217

Whyston, I 213

Whyteling, I 574

Whytford, I 151

Whytynton, App. 71

Wiburgestoke, Int. 58; I 576

Wic, I 295, 303, 308 ; App. 145

Wiccia, Int. i ; I 302 ; II 399 ; Sup. 86

Wiccia, Province of, I 96

Wiccians, Mountains of the, I 1 29

Wiccinga mere, I 295^

Wicdenhale, I 18

Wicelbold, I 240, 345 ; Dom. 5

Wicenford, App. 145

Wicestre, I 537

Wich, Int. 36, 57, 58, 65; I 19, 21,
27» 28, 39, 50, 56, 137, 151, 184,
202, 279, 292, 294, 295, 296, 297,
298, 302, 303, 305, 317, 325, 326,

33i» 343» 345. 35o. 35^ 445» 479.
509, 537, 547, 548, 568, 579, 593 ;
II 36, 42, 159, 164, 217, 244,

263, 309, 330» 402, 449, 457 ;
App. 13, 75, 79, 80, 92, 107 ;
Dom. 5, 6, 9, 10, 15

330

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Withan, Worthing, I 20
Withcott, Leicestershire, I 86a
Withibroke Bridge, Oldswinford, II

208
Withibrook, App. 59
Withingdon, I 218

Withingdon, Gloucestershire, II 326«
Withington, Gloucestershire, Int 34
Withiorook, App. 59
Withley, I 397
Withstane's Pyrie, Int. 68
Withy Brook, Tardebig, II 402
Withybin, App. 2«
Withymere, I 20
Witington, II 327
Witington Chapel, II 325
Witinton, II 20, 325, 326, 327 ; App.

64, 80, 145
Witlafes fielda, I 18
Witlakesford, I 407
Witlega, II 464
Witlege, II 464
Witley, Int. 21, 59, 79; I 45 : II 211,

240, 309» 390. 449i 464 ; App.

49» 78, 85, 167; Dom. 3; Sup.

82, 95, 96
Witley Church, II 466a
Witley Court, Int 20, 21 ; II 214, 368,

450
Witley Court, Engraving of, II 464^

Witley, Great, Int. 18, 37, 84

Witley, Halesowen, App. 27

Witley Magna, Int 56 ; II 469

Witley s, the Two, II 457

Witone, I 325 ; Dom. 6

Witone in Wich, Int 57 ; I 317

Witteley, Shropshire, Sup. 42

Witteney, Int 25^

Wittentun, II 357

Wittinton, II 325

Wittintun, II 325

Wittles Ley, App. 55

Wittley, II 464

Witton, I 325, 326, 343, 609 ; II

244 ; App. 79

Witton, Deanery of, Int. 33

Witton juxta Salwarp, App. 13

Witton juxta Wych, App. 78

Witton St. Peter, Int 66

Witune, I 317 ; Dom. 6

Wlfardeleya, II 475

Wlfreslawe, II 469

Wlfrinton, II 20, ion; App. 64

Wlverdela, II 470

Wlverslawe, II 469, 472

Wlwardele, II 475

Wlwardeley, II 469

Wobury, Int. 4 ; II 465^1

Wodcote, App. 38

Wode, I 421

Wode Acton, II 474

Wodecote, Int 6Sn ; II 449 ; App. 62,

73
Wodefen, App. 63

Wodeford, Kinver, I 359

Wodehall, II 102

Wodemancote, II 245

Wodemanton, App. 77

Wodesston, II 94 (i)

Wodestoke, I 440/r ; II 436

Woddington, VVarwickshire, I 384

Woersetkyll, I 18

Woferlow, I 365

Wolashull, I 421

Wolaston, II 208

Wolferley, II 47

Wolferlow, Sup. 102

Wolferton, II 325

Wolford, Int 56

Wolfordsford, II 208

Wolfpit, App. 54

Wolhaesham, II 245

Wollascot, Shropshire, I 45 2a

Wollashall, I 70, 8off, 254 ; II 250

WollashiU, I 83; II 181

Wollashul, chapel of, II 181

Wollashull, I 254, 281, 289, 368 ; II

107, 180, 390

Wollaston, II 201, 212

Wollaston Field, Oldswinford, II 208

Wollaston Hall, II 213

Wollaton, I 493^, 504

Wollaveshall, I 130

Wollershill, II 181

Wollershull, II 181 ; App. 70

Wollescot, II 207

Wolleshall, II 252; App. 87

Wollingwick, App. 80

Wolstason, Shropshire, II 71

Wolstoneway, Int 66

Woluord, Int 45

Wolvardele, App. 79

Wolvardeley, II 61, 475, 476 ; App.

78
Wolvardeleye, II 62
Wolvardesley, App. 62
Wolvardiley, II 477
Wolvardington, Int 45
Wolvardle, II 474
Wolvardley, II 476
Wolvarley, hundred of, II 470^
Wolver Meadow, Powick, II 266
Wolverdale, App. 74
Wolverdesley, II 471
Wolverdington, Int. 55
Wolvereslow, I 78

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

331

Wolverhampton, Int 11; I 481, 527,
527«j II 464a; App, I, 13, 17 ;
Dom. s«, 15, 47«

Wolverhampton, Church of, I 527;

App. 3

Wolverlei, II 470^

Wolverley, Int. 16, 23, 36, 38, 39, 53,
SJn, 60, 64, 6Sn; I 21, 78, 79,
188; II 34, 35«, 47, 58, 61, 207,

236, 4691 47o» 472» 474 ; App. i,
13, 161 ; Dom. 29; Sup. 66, 84,

95
Wolverley Brook, II 470^

Wolverley Court, I 347 ; II 473

Wolverlow, I 245

Wolvemehampton, I 340

Wolvershill, I 158^

Wolvershull, II 180

Wolverton, II 22, no, 218; App. 56,

83
Wolverton Hall, II 450

Wolverton, Warwick, Sup. 66

Wolverton, Worcestershire, I 194

Wolwardeley, Int. 48 ; I 340

Wolwerdeleye, Int. 43

Wolynton, I 359

Wombom, App. 26

Womboum, II 211

Wombum, App. 21, 2in, 38; Sup.

27
Wombum Parva, Sup. 27
Womburne, I 359
Wonlond, II 454
Wood Fields, Droitwich, Sup. 24
Woodbury, InL 4; II 465/j
Woodbury Castle, Exeter, App. 108
Woodbury Hill, II 465, 466, 466a ;

App. 108
Woodcot, I 151, 154, 159, 160; Sup.

15
Woodcote, I 174; App. 37, 38

Woodecote, I 151, 153

Wooden Farm, Wichenford, II 458

Woodford, App. 56

Woodford Bridge, App. 57

Woodgreen, II 423

Woodhal Grange, I 1 54

Woodhall, Int. 38, 48 ; I 5» 37^, 263,

470, 471, 475; II 19, 22, 25, 26,

3o8«, 312; App. 91, 136
Woodhall, Astley, Int. 22
Woodhall Grange, App. 37
Woodhall, Norton, II 18
Woodham Ferrers, Essex, II 221 ;

Sup. 58
Woodhouse End, Grafton Flyford, I

467
Woodhouse, Wichenford, II 458

Woodhouse, Womboume, App. 2 in
Woodmanton, I 242 ; Sup. 19, 20
Woodmanton Chapel, I 248
Woodrow Green, I 547
Woodscaves, Arley, App. i
Woodson, App. 105
Woodstathe Street, Worcester, App.

146
Woodstock, I 247, 375«; II 238,

428
Woodstock Park, Dom. 14
Woodston, II 90, 94, 94«, 94 (i), 95,

96 ; Sup. I, 42
Woodstone, App. 90
Woohall, Hallow, I 473
Woolashull, I 76
Woolershill, Int. 90
Woolford, Warwickshire, II 3o8«
Woollershill, Int. 89
Woollershull, I 74
Woolley's place, II 20
Woolmer Forest, Hampshire, Dom.

II
Woolwich, Sup. 58
Wooton, Beoley, I 63
Wooton Lodge, Staffordshire, II 370
Wooton Wawen, Warwickshire, I

133
Wootton Lodge, Staffordshire, II 368

Wootton Wawen, Int. 55

Worcester, Int. 3, 8, 11, 20, 21, 22,

23, 24«, 29, 3o«, 44, 58, 64, 66,
77, 89; I 28, 34, 39, 54^r, 70//,
84''» 9i» 93i 94, 96, 123, 124,
125, 135, 137, 152, 156, i59>
164^, 168, 169, 173, 176, 184,
188, J 94, 204, 205, 208, 2o£//,
209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 216,
217, 223, 224, 226, 227, 228, 236,
2531 259, 263, 272, 272/^, 273,
284, 285, 296, 297, 306, 308, 317,
323* 324,3251326^, 327,331,340,
341, 350, 350^1 352^, 352rt, 355,
356, 360, 381, 403, 404, 408, 421,
440J, 450^, 45or, 462, 463, 471,
481, 490«, 492, 493^^, 499, 509,

510, 532, 537, 549, 549^, 55^,
558^, 567, 568, 572, 574'/, 577,
578, 584, 586, 587, 588, 588^,
590, 593, 594, 595 ; H 21, 23,

24, 28, 30, 31, 33, 36, 38, 39, 42,
44, 46, 50, 55, 62, 65, 68, 69, 74,

92, 93, 94 (i), 94 (»), 94 (iv),
94 (vi), 96, 98«, 102, 104, 107,
112, 113, 117, 125, 126, 135,
137, 142a, 146, 152, 153, 155,
163, 165, i67«, 173, 176, 191,
194, i95> 198, 199'', 207, 210//,

332

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Worcester, catUimud : —

215, 216a, 2ijn^ 219, 220<7, 221,
223, 224^, 229, 230, 234, 241,
258, 264, 265, 266, 267, 274,
279/1, 302, 308, 309, 312, 317,
318, 318^1, 318 (i), 318 (ii , 318
(ii/r), 318 (iv), 318 (y\a\ 321,
322, 327, 328/r, 331, 332, 340,

345» 347» 35o» 35^, 362, 3^4^
368/f, 372, 384, 385, 3S8, 390,

394>'> 395» 395»i 400, 401, 412,
413, 429. 430^1 433» 434. 435.
436, 43^* 444^, 449» 45 ». 45^.
459. 465, 467«. 471; App. 1,6,
12, I3«, i6«, 23/f, 27, 28, 29, 30,
34. 34^. 3^j 4h 67, 68, 69, 70,
71, 76, 79, 80, 81, 83, 84, 84.7,
85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 92, 97, 100,
102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108,
109, 116, 117, 121, 122, 123,
i38«, 140, 145, 145/f, 147, 156,

i56«, 157. 15S1 i59» 160, i6o«,
i6cx7, 161, 162, 164, 165, 166,
167, 168, 172; Dom. 2, 6, 7, 10,
12, 15, 20, 23, 25/f, 27, 28, 29,
30; Sup. I, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12,
15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 38, 47/7,
48, 49. 51. 52, 56. 58, 60, 68, 71,
75, 76, 77. 78, 80, 82, 86, 90,
102

Worcester, Archdeaconry of. Int. 10,
56 ; I 153; App. 2in

Worcester, Battle of, II i62£i, i68«;
App. 106

Worcester, Bishop's Palace at, App. 160

Worcester, Bishopric of, Int 35, 36,
56, 63; I 128, 130, 202, 373,

446, 455» 571. 590; II 7. 18, 84,
222, 245, 257, 311, 330a, 353,

356, 397 ; App. 95 ; Dora. 10, 12
Worcester Bridge, II 277; App. 114a
Worcester Castle, Int. 14; I 154, 381,

536; II 8, 156, 217, 302, 319,

325* 327«f 336, 343«> 449; App.
74, 78, 80, 150
Worcester Cathedral, I 3, 18, 69/f,
121, 208, 229, 231, 233, 234,
278, 354, 493^, 554^, 569^, 580,
582, 588^, 590, 597; II 9, 17,
2^ 34«, 60, 65, 96, 100, 127,
154. i55» 165, 176, 194, 226, 227,
229, 230, 254, 264, 309, 311,
318 (i), 318 {in), 319, 320, 326,
330a, 331, 341, 357, 364. 365«i
366, 380, 384, 410, 411, 425, 426,

430^1 434. 440. 441, 453«. 47on,
472, 482, 483 ; App. 22«, 33, 158,
162, 163 ; Sup. 79

' Worcester, Chapter of, App. 129,

142

Worcester, Church of, Int 37, 57 ;

I 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 96, 106, III,

; 112, 113, 128, 129, 136, 137,

142. 175. 177, 178, 213, 215,

216, 238, 26S, 271, 276, 279,

283, 285, 286, 356, 357, 370,

371, 381. 38i«. 3S2, 387, 393,

394. 445. 470. 477, 574. 57^,

578, 579. 593. 594; II I, 5. i^,
3^^ 3^y 33^ 34^, 89, 89/f, 90, 91,

IC2, 114, 116, 135, 137, 140,

141, 144. 145, 150. 153. i53«,
155, 170, 199, 221, 231, 23111,
233. 241, 270, 309, 313, 314,

3«5, 3*6, 317, 3^^f 3»8 (i),
318 (liif), 34G, 379, 383, 402, 413,
422, 424, 427, 429, 442, 455,

457. 464. 470, 471, 475, 476;
App. 28, 94, 119, 129, 155, 165;
Dom. 3, 5, 10, 13, 28 ; Sup. 48,
89

Worcester, City of, Int 56, 63, 65,
^3»f 84, 91, 9ifl, 92; I II, 37a,
50, 73, 86a, 131, 154, 195, 202,
231, 258a, 260, 276, 326a, 327,
32S, 341, 440, 475, 539, 549^,
553. 562, 565, 596; II I, 22, 25,
94 (0. 123, 126/f, 134, 164, 263,
265, 308, 309«, 317, 319, 328,

329, 329^. 330a, 33^^^ 334*
339, 341, 342, 350. 358, 359t
360, 366, 368, 369, 370, 420,

429, 432, 452. 453. 461, 464^;
App. 72, 74, 75, 76, 93, 96, 97,
99, 107, 109, no. III, 112, 113,
ii5«, 120, 131, 134, 138, 144,
I44«, 150, 152, 156, 162, 165;
Dora. 5 ; Sup. i, 4, 6, 10, 48, 63,
88, 89, 90, 92, 97
Worcester, City Plan, App. io6a
Worcester, City Views, App. 106^,

io6r, 106//, 106^
Worcester, College of, Int. 38
Worcester College, Oxford, I 4211, 159,

440^. 443. 481, 594^; II 96,
i26«, 320, 403, 408, 423; App.

143; Dom. 19; Sup. 22, 5oir,

78
Worcester, Convent of, I 531 ; II 90,

91, 94 (i), 98, 99, "9«, i59»
232/f, 236, 237, 238, 277, 311,

325«, 327, 329, 330, 342, 372,

458, 460, 473,474; App. 2, 21,
23, 61, 63, no, 117, 123,
124, 128, 129, 130, 141; Dom.

24

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

333

Worcester, County of, II 427, 431 ;
App. 74 ; Sup. 33, 39

Worcester, Deanery of, Int. 33, 40, 52,
56 ; I 37. 49i "o, 136, 202, 257,
470, 5841 593; n 18, 66, 67,
166, 199, 216, 222, 225, 308,

343. 352. 3S3i 422, 452> 457i
464
Worcester, Diocese of, Int 33^, 47 ;
I 23. 3o» 89, 383^, 406, 407, 510,
5^6, 519, 539, 542, 544, 580,
582; II 119, 179, 225, 300,316,

334, 340, 384, 399» 4131 427,
434, 441, 443i 475, 47^, 48i«,
483 ; App. 2//, 6, 12, 41, 118

Worcester Gaol, I 44on; II 38, 44/1

Worcester Infirmary, II 126/1

Worcester, Monastery of, I 94^; II
102, 452 ; App. 82

Worcester, Priory of. Int. 34^, 36, 40,

41, 42, 43, 48, 58«; I 74, 75,
116, 120, 137, 138, 156, 160,

187, 235, 242, 273, 281, 332,

343, 381, 382, 440, 446, 47 h

537, 576, 577, 580, 584, 594,
594« ; II 2, 9, 23«, 36, 37«, 67,

74, 84, 91, 121, 140, 190, 207,

217, 231, 23i«, 232, 233, 235,

257, 260, 270, 275, 294, 309,

310, 312, 327, 328, 340, 357,

397, 408, 423, 428, 429, 430,

455, 47o», 472; App. 3, 17, 94,
96 ; Sup. 3
Worcester Road, Hanley Castle, I

557«
Worcester, See of, I 531, 559 ; II 82,

457; App. 93, 159
Worcester Shoal, Severn River,

Sup. 6
Worcester, Siege of, App. 97
Worcester Street, Alvechurch, I 24
AVorcester Street, Bromsgrove, Sup.

16
Worcester Street, Kidderminster, I

192
Worcestershire, I i55«, 184; II 42,

48«, 305, 309«, 348//, 379, 399,
400, 473«, 478 ; App. 21, 40, 67,

69, 72, 74, 76, 82, 83, 86, 97,
105, 140, 162, 163, 167 ; Dom. I,

2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 13, i5i 16, 17,
22», 24; Sup. 3, 4, 9, 14, 45, 46,

47, 47«, 57
Worcestershire, a.d. 786 ; II 340

Worcote, II 36

Wordalleston, App. 80

Wordefield, Chapel of, II 134

Wordesley, Sup. 57

Wordsele, Int. 48

AVordsley, Int. 23

Wordsley Brook, Sup. 47

Worfield, near Bridgnorth, II 318 (i)

Worksop, Nottinghamshire, II 162a

Worley, App. 35

Worley Grange, I 524; App, 35

Worley Hall, App. 35

Worley Wigorn., II 94 (ii)

Wormfeyld, PurshuU, I 348

Wormington, Gloucestershire, I 384 ;

II 132
Worstershire, App, 82
Wortefeld, II 123^
Wortesfeld, II i22«
Worthin, II 91
Worth)na Medowe, App. 36
Worugge, Int. 66
Worvelde, Shropshire, I 510
Wotton, Int. 45 ; I 592
Wotton, Herefordshire, I 158^^
Wotton Lodge, Staffordshire, II 464a
Wotton Priory, Int. 40
Wotton Under Edge, II 405 «
Wotton, Warwickshire, II 204 ; Sup.

66
Wotton Wauen, II 191
Wotton Wawen, Int. 33 ; I 64^, 76,

76/1
Wotton, Wellington, II 94 (v)
Woverley, Int. 84 ; I 2, 237
Woverlie, Int. 57
Wowlinde, I 23
Wrante, I 151
Wrbehall, Dom. 30
Wredenhale, I 18
Wrehantune, Dom. 5, 15
Wreodehale, I 18
Wresbury, Buckinghamshire, I 2a
Wresdenhale, I 23
Wribbenhall, Int. 83 ; II 39, 40, 41 ;

Sup. 46, 47, 64
Wrighington, Lancashire, II 162a
Writtle, Essex, I 452a
Wrosene, Int. 49
Wrottesley, I 404; II 322
Wroxeter, Int 3 ; App. i ; Sup. i, 42
Wroxhall, Int. 55 ; App. 75
Wroxton, Oxfordshire, Int 14
Wnibbenhall, II 91, 94 (v)
Wuassanbum, I 128
Wulacre, Kemsey, II 32
Wulferesland, Hundred of. Int. 58
Wulfe's horsepasture, Arley, App. 2
Wulfgarsmere, App. 48
Wulfric's Mere, App. 46
Wulfrunehampton, App. 2
Wulfryngton, App. 7 1

334

Index to Nash's AVorcestershire,

Wulfweardelea, II 469
Wulverton, App. 57
Wulwardley, II 89
Wulwardesleye, II 102
VVyard, II 70

Wybbettouse, Hanbury, I 549
Wych, Int 44, 48, 49, 6Sn ; I 84^,
123, 236, 263, 293, 303, 323, 324,

332, 340, 350, 377» 591 ; n 163,
336 ; App. 21, 77, 78, 79 ; Dom.
15 ; Sup. 78, 87

Wych, Deanery of, Int. 42 ; I 26

Wych, Hundred of, Int. 6on

Wycha, App. 71

Wychan, Kent, Dom. 9

Wychband, App. 38

Wychbaud, Int. 65 ; I 175, 257

Wychbold, I 542

Wyche, Int. 15 ; I 297, 339; II 165,
339; App. 37, 78, 79, 80, 81

Wyche, Deanery of. Int. 51

Wychebaud, Int. 66 ; App. 78

Wychebaude, App. 73

Wychebolde, I 542

Wychendon, Int. 47

Wycheneford, I 142, 340

Wychenesford, I 142

Wychenford, I io2«, 473 ; II 67, 167,
3ii«

Wychenforde, Int. 41

Wychford, Int 45^

Wychio, I 325

Wychium, Int. 36 ; I 343

AVychnor, Shropshire, II 162a

AVycke, Pershore, II 250

Wycomb, I 158^

Wydindon, II 135

Wye, river, Sup. 10 1

Wyers, App. 109

Wygerneceastre, II 422

Wyggeley, North Kemsey, II 23

Wyggeley, Upper Kemsey, II 23

Wygmore, II 70

Wygorn, Sup. 27

Wygornia, Int. 50, 51

Wygraceastre, App. 109

Wyk, Int. 41, 48

Wyk Episcopi, Int 47

Wyka, Gloucestershire, App. 65

Wyke, Int 15, 36; I 217,484, 560
II 135, 147, 247«, 308, 3o8«
3091 3"i 3"«» 3^2, 313, 314
3i5»3i6,458«; App. 77; Sup. 21

Wyke, (Powick), battle of, II 265

Wyke Burnel, Sup. 32

Wyke Burnell, Int. 36

Wyke Episcopi, 222, 308^, 311, 316;

App. 72, 79

Wyke, Pershore, Int 21; II 255;

App. 73, 78
Wyke Waren, Int. 36
Wyke Warin, II 449
Wyke Warren, I 452; Sup. 32
Wyke Waryn, II 250
Wyke, Worcester, II 146, 314; App.

77,80
Wykebumell, App. 80
Wykefield, II 247^, 264
Wykewane, Int. 47 ; I 382, 390 ; II

410 ; App. 73
Wykin, Warwickshire, I 258, 258a
Wykwane, Int. 50
Wylbeck, App. 34
Wyldenbridge, Int. 66
Wyllingswych, App. 38
Wyllingwyk, App. 73
Wylmeswyk, App. 69
Wylyngwyk, I 151
Wymbrightree hundred, App. 78
Wymeston, Warwickshire, I 14
Wymondham, Sup. 9
Wymunhull, App. 78
Wynborete, II 247
Wynchcomb, Abbey of, Int. 45
Wynchcombe, Abbey of, Int 49
Wynchcombe, Gloucestershire, I 200
Wynchcumb, Abbey of, Int. 43
Wyndesore, I 600 ; II 214
Wyndyate, App. 35
Wynhall, Int 50
Wynn meadow, App. 53
W)mnald, Ombersley, I 569
Wynn medow, I 95
Wynsiesmede, Powick, II 169
Wynyard, Powick, II 269
Wyogomaceastre, App. 109
Wyrcestre, I 213
Wyre, App. 81
Wyre, Forest of, II 277; App. 2, 109 ;

Sup. 63
AVyre Piddle, II 187 ; App. 160 ;

Dom. 14
Wyre, Pidele, App. 72
Wyrehill, Bewdley, II 271
Wyrleystene, App. 35
Wystan, Int 36 ; I 51, 208/f
Wyston, I 215, 220
Wyston, Monastery of, Int 41
Wystone Nunnery, I 211
Wyteyton, Int. 51
Wytford, Int. 45

Wytheneford (Wichenford), Int. 4in
Wythyngdon, I 223
Wythyngdon, Int 36
Wythynton, I I02«
Wytlakeford, Int. 50

COLLECTIONS FOR A

HISTORY OF WORCESTERSHIRE,

By Dr. NASH.

INDEX OF ENGRAVINGS, ARMS,

PEDIGREES, &c.

Abberley Lodge, I 4a

Abbofs Morton Church, Monuments,

I 450^
Architecture, Examples of, I 598a
Areley Hall, I 38a
Arms blazoned in the text ' : —

Abberbury, I 70

Abergavenny, Neville, Lord, App.

S3
Abetot, Int. 14 ; I 8«

Abington of Henlip, App. 83

Acton, Int. 18; I 43, 571; II 24,

96, 419, 420

Acton of Ombersley, App. 83

Acton of Wolverton, App. 83

Addelian, II 484

Albany, I 572 ; App. 83

Albany, Earl of Arundel, App.

Albini, I 482 ; II 360

Alcock, I 161 ; App. 83

Alcocke, II 142

Alton, II 361 ; App. 83

Aly, II 266

Amondeville, App. 83

Amphlett, Int. 22 ; App. 17,

83
Andrews, I 417 ; App. 83, 131

Anell, App. 87

Apletre, App. 143

Appletree, Int. 21 ; App. 83

Archbold, II 320

Arms, continued: —

Archer, I 563; II 455; App.

83
Archer of AVelland, App. 83

Arden, I 538; II 240; App. 83,

143
Arnold, II iion

Arundel, Int. 1 7 ; II 360

Arundel, Earl of, I 572

Arundell, I 86

Ashby, App. 83

Askam, App. 83

Astley, App. 83 ; Sup. 28

Aston, I 442

Attewode, Int. 16

Attwood, II 472

Atwood, I 572; App. 83

Audley, I 374 ; App. 83

Ayala of Spain, App. 83

Aylesbury, I 163; II 275

Aylsbury, App. 83

Aynsford, App. 83

Babington, I 252, 472 ; App. 84

Badger, I 563

Badger of Poolhouse, App. 84

Badlesmere, App. 84

Bagnal, App. 138, 138/f

Bagnall, App. 84

Bagot, I 12 ; App. 84

Baker of Hill Court, App. 84

Baldington, I 138; App. 84

Baldwin, I 538; App. 84

' Besides the arms indexed here, there are numerous blazons without names, and names
without blazons ; and in many cases it is not clear to which arms or name the adjoining
name or arms belong.

X X

33^

Index to Nash*s Worcestershire.

AiTOS, continued'. —

Ball, I 475

Bandhill, Int. 15

Banister, App. 166

Bar, II 377

Barker, Int 20 ; I 195 ; App. 84,
119

Bamaby, I 1 1 7 ; App. 84

Barneby, Int 19

Bamcfield, II 344

Bameslcy, I 163 ; App. 84

Barnficld, App. 84

Bartlet, II won

Barton, App. 84

Baskerville, Int. 18 ; App. 84

Basset, II 160 ; Sup. 53

Basset of Drayton, I 572 ; App.
84

Batch, Int 21

Batoly, App. 84

Baugh, I 539

Baxter, II 447

Baynard, I 466

Baynharo, I 244 ; II 376 ; App.
84

Bearcroft, I 533 ; App. 84

Beard, App. 152

Beaucamp, Int 15

Beauchamp, Int 14, 16 ; I 40, 55,
i95^» 3i9» 386, 387, 466, 482,
503» 572, 598; II 5i» 181, 240,
271, 302, 354; App. 84, 119,

152
Beauchamp of Holt, App. 84
Beauchamp of Powick, I 61, 572 ;

App. 84, 124
Beaufitz, I 588, 588a ; App. 84
Bcaufitz of Estlech, App. 84
Beaupeece, II 95
Bedlisgate, II 330a
Beerley, App. 85
Beke, I 361 ; II 190, 455 ; App.

84
Belesme, I 465 ; App. 84
Bclesmo, I 503
Belet, Int 14
Benestede, App. 84
Bereford, I 482
Bereforde, App. 84
Berkeley, Int 19; I 361, 374,

466 ; II 360, 361 ; App. 84
Berkley, I 504, 572
Berkley of Gloucestershire, I 466
Berlingham, App. 84
Bermingham, App. 84
Berry, I 82
Berry of Hampton, I 80; App.

84

Arms, continued: —
Berrye, I 466

Besford, I 70, 80 ; App. 84
Beswick, App. 84
Beuris, App 84
Bewdley, II 284
Bewdley Town, App. 84
Bewry, I 248
Bickenhead, I 533
Bifeyld, App. 84
Bigge, Int 19
Biggorye, App 84
Biggs, II 196, 198; App. 84
Bigmore, I 80
Bigot, App. 84
Biset, App. 84
Bishopesdon, App. 84
Blacket, App. 84
Blake, II 362

Blanchfront, I 30 ; App. 84
Blanchfront of Alvechurdi, App.
84

Blanchminster, App 84
Blandford, Bishop of Worcester,

App. 84
Bletchendon, I 563 ; App. 84
Blount, Int 19; I 2a, 378; II 50,

51, 75, 160, 376; App. 84;

Sup. 53
Blundel, II 379 ; App. 84
Blundell, I 163, 252
Blurton, App. 137
Board, II 168 ; App. 84
Bohun, I 572; App. 84
Bois, App. 84
Boklynton, I 115
Bonner, App. 112
Boodebett, I 588a
Bosco, I 448
Bosom, I 70 ; App. 84
Bostock, I 386 ; App. 84
Boteler, I 61, 80, 319, 418,

465 ; II 49 ; App. 84 ; Sup.

446
Boteler, Lord Sudley, App. 84
Botetort, App. 84
Botetourt, II 466
Botlesham, App. 84
Botreaux, App. 84
Bottowrt, II 52
Bourchier, II 290
Bourn, Int. 22
Bowles, II 56

Boys of Worcester, App. 84
Brace, I 293, 319 ; App. 84, 137
Braci, II 130
Bracy, Int 15; I 588; II 117,

118

340

Index to Nash's

WOkc

Arms, continued: —
Clifford, I 572 ; II 344
Clifford, Baron of Corsham, App.

Clifford, Earl of Cumberland, App.

85
Clifford of Cavenby, I 465

Clifton, App. 85

Clinton, I 482 ; App. 85

Clinton, Earl of Lincoln, App.

Clopton, Int. 16; I 503

Clutton, II 98

Clyfford, II 130

Cocks, II 466; App. 148

Cocks of Worcester App. 85

Cofton, I 251

Coke, II 398; App. 152

Cokesey, I 538, 580, 591, 600;

II 419
Cole, Dr., App. 85
Colepepper, Int. 20
Coleshill, I 86
Coleshull, App. 85
Colles, Int. 18; I 80, 86, 472;

n 75> 76, 398; App. 85
Columbell, App. 85
Comin, App. 85
Compton, Int 18
Comyn of Badenoch, I 465
Coningsby, I 12, 466
Consul, Robert, I 374; App. 85
Consul, William, son of, App. 85
Conyers, II 360, 361
Conyngsby, App. 85
Cooke of Rydmarley, App. 85
Cookes, Int 20 ; I 440a ; II 267 ;

App. 85
Cooksey, Int. 16; I 482; II 49,

51, 52, 127, 271, 393; App. 86,

Coombe, Int. 20

Cope, App. 86

Copley, App. 86

Corbet, I 58, 165, 465, 482; II

160, 161 ; App. 86 ; Sup. 53
Corbet of Chaddesley Corbett, App.

86
Corbet of Cowleygh, I 82 ; App.

86
Corbett, I 2a, 448
Cornwall, II 50, 168, 376
Cornwall of Kinlet, App. 86
Cotton, App. 86, 147
Courcy, I 466
Courtenay, I 572
Courtney, I 86 ; App. 86
Coventry, I 387 ; App. 86

^TERSHIRE.

ArniS, continued',-^

Cowcher of Claines, App. 86

Cowleygh, I 80, 86 ; App. 86

Cowper, App. 86

Cox, App. 17

Craddock, Sup. 61

Craven, Int. 22 ; I 466 ; App.

86
Creston, I 466
Croft, II 168, 419 ; App. 86
Cromeley, II 393 ; App. 86
Cromer, App. 86
Culpeper, I 442 ; II 462 ; App.

86
Cumberland, I 572
Cumming, I 30
Cundy, I 466
D'Abbetot, App. 86
Dabetot, I 466
Damnerle, II 453 ; App. 86
Danet, I 334
Dannet, App. 86
Dannett, Int 20
Dantsey, II iio«
Daston, Int 18; I 146; App.

86
Daves, I 335
De Aula, App. 86
De Bosco, I 588
De La Pole, II 369
De La Ward, Sup. 53
De La Ware, II 160
Dedicote of Hackney, App. 86
Degge, II 53
Delamere, App. 86
Delapole, I 2a
Delaward, App. 86
Dennis, App. 86
Dethicke, II 455 ; App. 86
Devenishe, II 130 ; App. 86
Devereux, Int. 20 ; I 465 ; App.

86
Dicclesdon, I 80
Dickleston, App. 87
Dicleston, App. 86
Digby, II 76
Digleston, App. 86
Dineley, I 98, 274, 563; II 260;

App. 86
Dingley, App. 86, 151
Dison, App. 86

Dod, II 459

Domulton, I 588 ; App. 86

Dorington, I 538

Dormer, I 538 ; App. 86

Dowdeswell, Int 21 ; App. 86

Downton, II 160; App. 86; Sup,

53

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

341

Arms, continued: —
Draper, App. 132
Drew, App. 86
Droitwich, App. 92
Drokenford, App. 86
Dudley, App. 86
Dumbleton, I 146, 387
Dunclent, App. 86
Durban, App. 86
Durvessas, App. 86
Duston, I 387

Dutton, I 386 ; II iio«; App. 86
Dymott, II 271
Dyneley, Int 18
Eaton, App. 86
Eccleshall, I 80; II 160; App.

86 ; Sup. 53
Echingham, App. 86
Edefen, App. 86
Edmund, King and Martyr, App.

86
Egeoke, II 9
Egiocke, App. 86
England, I 251 ; II 107, 360, 398,

446
Erdington, I 57, 58, 482 ; App.

86
Est, II 481
Esteney, App. 86
Estington, II 107
Eston, II 312
Evans, II 456
Evesham, Abbey of, I 69, 415,

547 ; II 196 ; App. 86
Evett, I 475
Eyre, I 571
Fay ting, App. 131
Fell, App. 86
Fenzell, App. 137
Fereby, I 12
Feriman, App. 86
Femeux, I 536, 538
Ferrars of Groby, App. 86
Ferrers, Int 18 ; I 244
Ferryman, I 577 ; App. 120
Feyce, App. 86
Finche of Rushoke, App. 86
Fisher, II 109 ; App. 86
Fiton, App. 86
Fitz Aleyn, II 360
Fitz Allen of Clun, App. 86
Fitz Geoffrey, I 466 ; App. 86
Fitz Osbom, I 465
Fitz Patrick, I 465
Fitz Simon, App. 86
Fitz Walter, App. %6
Fitz William, App. 86
Fitzer, I 138

Arms, continued : —
Fitzherbert, II iion
Fitzwalter, I 503
Fitzwilliams, I 12
Fleet alias Walsgrove, App. 147
Fleetwood, App. 137
Flete, App. 86
Flower, I 7 1 ; App. 86
Flowre, App. 86
Fokerham, I 523
Foley, Int 20 ; I 564 ; II 464^?
Foley of Stourbridge, App. 87
Foley of Witley, App. 86
Foliot, Int 19; I 103, io3flr, 588,

588«; II 56, 259; App. 87
Foliot of Bromyard, App. 87
Footman, II 98
Fordham, App. 87
Foreign, App. 87
Forest, App. 87
Foster, App. 87
Foulhurst, I 2a
Fowler, I 71
Fox, App. 87
Frausham, II 337
Frawsham, App. 87
Freeman, App. 87, 147
Freke, II 76
Frems, App. 87
Frene, I 12 ; App. 87
Frere, I 204; II 377 ; App. 86
Frevil, App. 87
Friar, I 204
Froxmore, I 281, 319, 538; App.

87
Furneaux, App. 87

Furnival, I 465, 5 ©3 ; App. 92

Furnivall, App. 87

Gainsford, App. 87

Galafer, App. 87

Gardiner, I 287, 417

Garston, I 375

Gates, I 138; App. 87

Gaynsford, II 377

Gaytwaye, I 98

Geoffreys, App. 87

Gerard, I 466, 504

Gernon, App. 87

Gibbs, I 75

Gibson, App. 138

Giffard of Brymsfield, I 80; App.

87
Gifford, I 30

Gifford of Brimsfield, I 465

Gildesborough, I 138

Gildisburgh, App. 87

Glanville, I 465

I Gobion, II 330a

342

Indsx to Nash's Worcestershire.

Arms, continued: —
Godard, App. 87
Golafer, I 75, 59a
Goldesburgh, App. 87
Gelding, II 1 1 Off
Goldsborough, I 566
Good, Int 20; II 19
Goode, II 306
Gorbridge, I 466
Gomey, I 466
Gospatrick, App. 87
Gourney, App. 87
Gower, Int. 18, 21; I 166, 466;

II 312; App. 87, 137
Grafton, Int. 15 ; I 157
Grantesmesnil, App. 87
Grantham, App. 87
Grantme)mnel, I 466
Graves, I 19811
Greaves, Int 19; App. 87
Grendon, I 465
Gresley, II 373 ; App. 87
Greswold, I 533 ; II 478 ; App. 87
Greves, I 165
Grevil, App. 87
Grevill, I 80 ; App. 87
Greville, I 133; II 95
Grevis, I 166; App. 87
Grey, II 455 ; App. 87
Grey of Ruthyn, I 465
Grey of Wilton, I 465
Grey stock, I 161 ; App. 87
Greystock ancient, I 164
Griffith, I 162
Grimethorpe, I 164
Grindal, I 166
Grismund, App. 143
Grosvenor, II 463
Grosvenour, App. 87
Grove, I 70
Guise, I 195^
Gyles, II 96

Habingdon, I 588, 588^
Hadlo, II 439
Hadlow, App. 87
Haggeley, Int. 16 ; I 482
Hagley, I 503 ; App. 87
Haines, App. 137
Halesowen, Abbey of, App 24
Hall, App. 87

Hanbury, Int 20 ; App. 87
Hancock, App. 87
Hancocke, Int 21
Handsacre, I 274
Hanford, I 368 ; App. 87
Hanley, I 588a; App. 87
Hanly, I 588
Hansacre, App. 87

Anns, continued: —

Harcourt, I 482 ; App. 87

Hardwicke, I 274

Harewell, I 80 ; II 75 ; App. 87

Hargrave, App. 87

Harley, App. 87

Haiman, App. 87

Harmanville, II 49 ; App. 87

Hamehall, II 376

Hamehull, App. 87

Harris, App. 87, 149, 152

Harthull, II 76

Harwell, Int. 19

Haselrig, App. 87

Haselwood, App. 87

Hastang, I 163 ; App. 87

Hastings, I 287, 572 ; App. 87

Haute, App. 88

Hauteville, II 373; App. 88

Haynes, App. 142

Hazelwood, Int 21

Heath, I 70

Heathe, App. 88

Heaven, II 160 ; Sup. 53

Heaver, App. 88

Hedley, II 168; App. 88

Heird, I 252

Helion, II 95

Helme, I 395; II 109; App. 88

Heming, App. 138

Hengrave, 1 466

Henyn, App. 4

Herbert, I 588 ; App. 88

Hereford, II 95 ; Sup. 53

Herman ville, II 49

Herst, App. 88

Heth, I 26

Hetherset, I 466

Heywood, II 360; App. 88

Hickford, II 235

Higgins, App. 88, 125, 127

Highley, I 26

Hill, I 2a; App. 121, 147

Hill of Brockin, App. 88

Hill of Cradley, App. 88

Hill of Upton, App. 88

Hilton, I 386

Hoby, I 53 ; App. 88

Hoddington, Int 16

Hodges, App. 88

Hodington, I 281, 319, 482, 580,

591 ; n 393
Hofa, Rice ap, II 330a

Hole, App. 88

Holland, I 466, 550

Holland, Duke of Exon, I 466

Holt, Int 16; I 202

Hore, App. 88

344

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Arms, continued', —

Ludington, II 354; App. 89

Lussells, App. 89

Lutham, App. 89

Lychfield, App. 131

Lye, I 503

Lygon, Int. 18; II 118, 447 ; App.

89
Lyie, I 504
Lynol, App. 89
LynoU, App. 148
Lysle, I 466
Lyttelton, Int. 16 ; I 464, 465, 467,

491, 503 ; App. 8, 89
Mac Murrough, King of Leinster, I

465
Mainwaring, I 466

Maloure, App. 89

Malpas, I 361 ; II 190

Malpas, Baron of, App. 89

Maltravers, II 455 ; App. 89

Malyvere, I 80

Manny, App. 89

March, Earl of, I 572

Marescall, I 588

Mareschal, I 465

Markham, Int. 18; I 71; App.

89
Marmion, Int. 14
Marshall, I 588 ; App. 89
Martin, I 274; II 9; App. 89,

152
Masey, II 463 ; App. 89
Matthews, Int. 22
Maynwaring, App. 89
Mayny, I 71
Meignell, Sup. 53
Melnhouse, App. 89
Mence, Sup. 150
Meynell, II 160; App. 89
Meysey, I 55 ; App. 89
Middleham, I 465 ; App. 89
Middlemore, App. 89
Milborn, App. 89
Mills, App. 137
Milward, App. 89
Mitchell, I 416
Mitton, App. 89, 119
Mohun, I 504
Molyns, App. 89
Monchensy, I 465
Monk, App. 122
Montague, I 572 ; App. 89
Montford, Int 16
Montfort, I 448, 504
Monthermer, App. 89
Montjoy, Sup. 53
Moor, Int. 22 ; App. 12

Arms, continued; —

Moore, I 26, 32, 162 ; App. 89, 153

Mordon, I 448

More, Int 19

Moreton, I 374

Morley, I 179, 588; II 398

Morley, Lord, I 588 ; App. 89

Mortemor, II 416

Morpath, App. 89

Morpeth, I 465

Mortimer, I 40, 153; II 95, 168,

271
Mortimer, Earl of March, App. 89
Mortimer of Cure Wyard, App. 89
Morton, I 147
Mountchesny, App. 89
Mountfort, I 448 ; App. 89, 149
Mountjoy, I 2a
Mountney, II 76
Mowbray, I 572 ; II 360, 455 ;

App. 89
Moyne, I 466
Mucegros, II 312
Mucklow, II 138, 168 j App. 89
Mucklowe, I 36a
Mugg, II 9
Muntrich, App. 89
Murcard, Durruntrius, son ofj App.

89
Musard, I 12 ; App. 89
Mylde, I 465
Mynshull, I 387
Myntrych, App. 144
Nanfan, Int. 17; I 86 ; App. 89
Nash, Int. 21 ; I 327 ; App. 89, 119,

^147
Neash, II 109 ; App. 89

Needham, App. 120

Nemewt, I 592

Nest, I 374

Netherton, Int 23

Nevil, I 572 ; App. 89

Nevil, Lord Furnival, App. 89

Nevile, I 162

Nevill, II 19

Neville, II 51

Nevyl, I 465

Nevyle, Int. 17

Nevyll, I 503

Newbold, I 2a

Newnham, Int. 22

Newport, Int 15 ; I 365 ; Appt

89
Newport of Rushock, App. 89
Nicholets, Int. 21
Norris, Int 20
Norton, Int 22
Norwich, See of, App. 89

Index to Nash's Worcrstershire.

343

Arms, continued: —
Norwood, App. 89
Not, App. 89
Nott, II 352, 450
Oldnall, App. 125
Olney, I 70 ; App. 89
Orraond, I 503
Oseney, App. 122
Oseven, II 129
Oteby, Sup. 53
Ouseney, App. 89
Overbury, I 566 ; App. 89
Owlborough, App. 89
Owleborough, II 204
Oxford, Earl of, I 572 ; App. 89
Pack, App. 89
Pakenham, App. 89
Pakington, Int. 18 ; I 504, 538 ;

App. 89
Pakynton, I 466
Palgrave, App. 89
Palmer, Int. 21; 11 75, 76; App.

89
Palmes, App. 89
Parker, I 588 ; App. 90
Parker, Lord Morley, App. 90
Parsons, Int. 21 ; II 235 ; App. 90
Partherich, Int. 21 ; App. 90
Paston, I 465, 503 ; App. 90
Pateshull, II 463 ; App. 90
Pauncefote, App. 90
Paveley, App. 90
Payne, I 182
Payton, I 1 2 1 ; App. 90
Pedwardyn, I 319 ; App. 90
Peech, I 465
Peirreford, App. 87
Pembroke, Earl of, I 57a
Pembruge, App. 90
Peneley, II 455
Penell, II 95
Penpons, I ^6

Penuel of Woodstone, App. 90
Percy, II 318 (\\a)
Percy, Earl of Northumberland,

App. 90
Peripons, App. 90
Perkins, II 25
Perrot, Int. 21, 22; I 448; II 167 ;

App. 90
Perrott, Int. 22 ; App, 17 ; Sup.

59
Pershore, Abbey of, II 246

Pershull, I 349

Pert, II 361 ; App. 90

Peshale, I 70; App. 90

Peverell, I 386 ; App. 90

Peyto, I 452

Arms, continued: —
Peyver, I 466
Phelipes, App. 90
Philipot, I 86
Philley, I 599I
Phillips, I 553
Phipps, App. 137
Pichard, App. 90
Pincepole, App. 90
Pipard, App. 90
Piry, II 165 ; App. 90
Planchs, II 393
Plandres, I 274
Planges, App. 90
Plaunches, App. 90
Plowden, I 70; App. 90
Poheir, Int 14
Poher, I 415 ; II 181, 459 ; App.

90
Poley, App. 90
Pollard, I 70 ; App. 90
Pomeroy, App. 90
Pope, II 312
Poplesham, App. 90
Porter, Int. 15 ; I 209 ; II 369 ;

App. 90
Portwell, App. 90
Potter, I 443

Poynings, I 248 ; App. 90
Poyntz, I 466 'y App. 90
Pret, App. 90
Prette, II 361
Prideaux, App. 90
Princepole, I 80
Purshull, App. 90
Pynk, App. 90
Pypard, I 466
Pype, I 482 ; App. 90
Pype, Lord Mayor of London, App.

90
Pytts, Int. 19; I 44, 599
Pytts of Kyre, App. 90
Quaplode, I 466
Quartermain, I 464, 465, 467

503
Queen, The, II 142

Quincy, II 271 ; App. 90

Raby, I 465

Raby, Lord, Nevile, App. 90

Radcliffe, I 503

Radclyffe, Int 17

Rae, App. 156

Ragon, II 330a

RsJce, App. 87

Raye, I 368 ; App. 90

Rayhall, App. 90

Rea, II 267 ; App. 90

Rede, Int. 19

yy

346

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

Arms, continued: —
Reed, App. 90
Reede, I 134
Rees, Prince of South Wales, App.

90
Reveshall, I 466 ; App. 90
Reynolds, II 105
Rhys, I 465
Ribbesford, App. 90
Ribesford, II 271
Richardson, App. 90, 150
Rivet, App. 90
Roberts, Int 22 ; II 275
Roos, I 572
Rotesey, App. 90
Rotteley, II 377
Rous, II 85 ; App. 90, 142
Rouse, Int. 18
Rowdon, II 95
Rudge, I 443
Ruding, I 70 ; App. 90
Rufford, App. 90
Rugeley, Int. 17
Rumney, II 398 ; App. 90
Russel, App. 90
Russel, CO. Gloucester, App. 90
Russell, Int. 16; I 71, 572; II

393
Ruyhall, I 86, 88

Rydall, App. 90

Sacheverel, I 187

Sailby, App. 91

St. George, App. 90, 131

St. Helena, Sup. 53

St Lowe, II 373 ; App. 90

St. Nicholas, I 274

St. Owen, II 160; App. 89; Sup.

St. Pierre, II 49, 466 ; App. 90
Salway, I 12

Salwey, I 32 ; II 302i 3^91 4^9;

App. 90
Sambach, App. 90
Samborn, App. 90
Samine, App. 90
Sanche of Spain, App. 90
Sandes, I 571
Sandys, Int. 19; I 571, 572; II

220a, 462 ; App. 90, 91
Sanlever, App. 91
Sansby, I 2a
Sapcotes, II \ion
Sapy, App. 91
Sarrell, App. 87
Savage, Int. 17, 19 ; I 386, 387 ;

II 10, 160 ; Sup. 53
Savage, App. 91
Savage of Malvern I 386

Arms, continued : —
Say, I 503 ; App. 91
Schelley, App. 91
Scroope, II 337 ; App. 91
Scudamore, I 209
Scull, App. 90

Seabright of Besford, App. 91
Searle, App. 91
Sebright, Int 19
Segrave, II 360; App. 91
Sellers, I 12
Seneshall, II 446
Serjeant, App. 91
Severn, App. 91
Seymour, II 373 ; App. 91
Shakerley, II 455 ; App. 91
Sheldon, Int 18, 22; I 70; App.

91
Shelton, App. 91

Sherington, II 337 ; App. 91

Shirley, Int 17; 1 2a, s88a; II

160; Sup. 53
Shirley of Enfield, App. 91
Skinner, I 253, 571 ; App. 91
Skull, Int 17 ; I 598
Skynner, Int. 20, 22
Slade, App. 91
Slaney, App. 91
Slaughter, II 174; App. 91
Smalbrook, App. 91
Smith, I 538 ; II 381 ; App. 91
Smyth, II 362
Sodington, II 160, 376; Sup. 53;

App. 91
Soley, Int 21; II 56; App. 91,

137 ; Sup. 50
Sollers, App. 91
Solley, App. 136
Somers, App. 91
Somerset, I 466, 504
Somerset, Earl of Worcester, App.

91
Somerton, I 465, 503 ; App. 91

Somerville, II 75

Somery, I 361, 502, 503; II 190;

App. 91

Sparry, App. 91

Spechesley, App. 91

Speke, App. 91

Spenser, II 393; App. 91

Spetchesley, App. 131

Spicer, II 386

Spillar, I 374

Spiller, App. 91

Spiney, I 70

Stafford, Int 17 ; I 163, 572 ; App.

91
Stafford, Earl of, I 387

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

347

Arms, continued: —

Stafford of Grafton, I 32, 6i ; App.

Stafford of Southwike, II 455;

App. 91
Standen, I 71 ; App. 91
Stanford, II 10; App. 91
Stanley, I 162 ; App. 91
Stanlow, App. 91
Stanton, II 160
Stapelton, App. 91
Starkey, II 463; App. 91
Staunton, II 373 ; App. 91 ; Sup. 53
Stayner, App. 91
Stephens, App. 91, 120
Sterley, App. 91
Sterloy, II 369
Stewart, App. 156
Steyce, II 455
Steyner, App. 136
Stiche, App. 150
Stone, App. 91
Stoner, App. 91
Stones, II 376
Stonor, I 2a; II 152
Stormin, App. 91
Stormy, App. 91
Strange, App. 91
Strange of Blackmore, I 162, 465,

503
Stratton, App. 91

Street, App. 91, 124, 156

Strelley, App. 91

Strode, App. 91

Strongbow, I 465 ; App. 91

Sturmy, II 9 7, 420

Stury, I 538; II 259; App. 91

Stuteville, 1 153; II 95, 416

Stutvile, App. 91

Sudeley, I 58, 415, 503 ; App. 91

Suffolk, I 572; II 455

Suliard, App. 91

Sulliard, I 71

Surrey, Earl of, Warren, App. 91

Sutton, I 361 ; App. 91

Swift, App. 119

Swynfen, Int. 14

Symonds, Int. fo; App. 133

Symonds of White Lady Aston,

App. 91

Talbois, I 592

Talbot, I 158a, 162, 465; App. 92,

131
Talbot, Ancient, I 162

Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, App. 91

Talbot, Modem, I 162

Talbot of Grafton, Int. 18; I 466;

II 161

Arms, continued: —
Talboys, App. 92
Taylor, I 146

Taylor of Welland, App. 92
Teys, I 503
Thoney, App. 92
Thomburgh, App. 92
Throckmorton, Int. 16; I 70, 4S2a;

App. 92
Throgmorton, II 196
Throkmorton, I 451
Thromwan, I 12
Thromwar, App. 92
Thurgrim, I 592 ; App. 92
Tip toft, App. 92
Tomkins, App. 92
Tomkyns, App. 144
Toney, I 466
Toni, I 386

Townsend, II 75, iio«
Townshend, Int. 22; I 80, 378;

App. 92
Tracy, App. 92
Trayley, App. 92
Trentham, I 71 ; App. 92
Tromwin, App. 92
Troutbeck, I 162 ; App. 92
Trussell, II 455 ; App. 92
Tudor, Grono ap, II 330a
Turbervile, App. 92, 121
Turel, Sup. 53
Turkill, I 503
Turton, I 375
Turvey, Int. 20 ; Sup. 61
Twittey, App. 133
Twyford, Sup. 53
Tyas, I 503; II 267; App. 92,

119, 136
Tyeis, I 466 ; App. 92
Typtoft, I 361
Typtote, II 190
Tyrel, II 160
Tyrill, App. 92
Tyrrell, Sup. 53
Ufford, II 190, 455 ; App. 92
Ulster, II 271
Ulster, Earl of, II 49 ; App.

92
Umpton, App. 92
Unton, App. 92
Useflete, App. 92
Valaunce, II 419
Vale, I 80 ; App. 92
Valence, I 162, 465, 572; App.

92
Valetort, Sup. 53
Vampage, Jnt 17; I 80, 417;

II 183 ; App. 87, 92

348

Index to Nash's WoRCKSTERSHiitz.

Anns, (ontinued: —

Verdon, I 162, 465, 503; II 160;

App. 92 ; Sup. 53
Verdone, I 465
Vere, I 57 a
Vernon, InL 31 ; I 553; II 167;

App. 17, 92, 133
Veryett, II 371
Vescy, II 361
Vesey, App. 9a
Vincent, II 25
Wagstaff, App. 9a
Wake, I 466 ; II 160 ; App. 9a
Wakefield, Bishop of Worcester,

App. 93
Wakeraan, 1 563 ; App. 93
Walcol, 1 466
U'aldaff, App. 92
Watden, App. 133
Waldescheffe, II 393
Waldesheff, App. 92
Waldeshose, Sup. 53
Wale, II 19

Wales, Prince of South, I 466
Wales, Rhys, Prince of, I 503
Wales, Rhys, Prince of South, I

1580
Walkington, App. 92
Walkinton, 1 387
Wall, I 329 ; n 33 ; App. 9a
Walidiffe, 1 12

Walsgrave alias Fleet, App. 147
Walsh, Int. 18; I 2; II 351, 376;

App. 93
Walsh of Wanlip, App. 8
Walshe, II 377
Walsingham, I 138; App, 92
Walsted, App. 93
Walwein, II 131
Walweyn, II 174 ; App. 92
Warbelton, I 466; App. 92
Wardwike, II 361 ; App. 92
^Varjn, I 4S2; App. 93
Warmsiry, App, 122
Warren, I 248, 419; App. 93
Warrene, IJ 51
Warwick, Int. ig ; II 181
Warwick, Earl of, I 387 ; II 371
Warwick, Earls of, I 466 ; App.

9a
Warwick, Earls of, old, I 503 ; App,

9a
Waryne, Int. 15
Washbom, I 466; App. 92
Washbome, Int. r6; I 504, 538,

598 ; II 369, 459
Wasteneys, App. 92
WasEneys, II 373

Arms, continued : —
Watkitis, I 553
Watsham, I 466
Watts, II 13a
Wedderbury, Prior of Worcester,

App. 93
"Wells, A|)p. 93
Wenard, II 376; App. 93
Westcote, I 465, 503 ; App. 93
Weston, II 366 ; App, 93
Weyland, App. 93
Wheeler, Int. 3a ; 11 165, 478
Wheeler of Droitwich, App. 93
Wbc-lar, App. 9a
Wheihiill, App. 92
Whitgift, II 75; App. 93
Whitdngton, 1 466; H 3731 App, 93
Wiard. II 376

Wich, Corporation of, App. 9a
Widvile, 11 33011
Wigraore, II 51 ; App. ga
Wilde, App. 93
Wilford, I 571 ; App. 93
Willington, 1 70; App. 93, 137
Willoughby, I 572; II 455; App.

93
Willoughby of Wollaton, I 504
Wilson, II 166, 3180
Winburg, II 447
Winchester, Earl of, II 371
Windsor, I 564 ; App. 93
Winford, Int. 30; I 43, 44; II

2')6 ■ Ap[). 93
Wingfeilil of Lypard, App. 93
Wingfield, II 318a
Winnington of Stanford, App, 93
Winter of Hodington, App. 93
Wintor, I 580, 591 ; App. 93
Wintour, Int, 19
Wisham, I 19512, 304, 244
Withal, I 13
Witham, App. 93
Wodehouse, App. 93
Wolashul, I 80 i App. 93
Wolleshall, App. 87
Wolley, 11 367
Wood, II 373

Woodstock, Edmund of, I 573
Woodvil, Earl Rivers, App, 93
Woodward, Int 30 ; App. 93
Woolmer, II 10

Worcester, Bishoprlck of, I 571
Worcester, City of, App. 93, 131
Worcester, City of, ancient, App.

119
Worcester, Deanery of, App. 93*1
Worcester, Priory of, I 281
Worcester, See of, 1 32 ; App. 9J

Index to Nash*s Worcestershire.

349

Arms, continued : —

Worcester, Thomas de, Int 15

Worley, I 252, 524 ; App. 93

Worvil of Braunceford, App. 93

Wowen, Int. 22 ; II 31 1»

Wright, App. 93

Wrottesley, I 162

Wyard, I 2a; II 168; App. 93

Wyat, App. 148

Wyatt, App. 93, 122

Wybbe, App. 93

Wyche, Int. 15 ; App. 93

Wykes, I 588 ; App. 93

Wylde, II 23, 152, 330a

Wyndham, App. 92

Wysham, I 195, 248 ; App. 93

Wyth, App. 93

Wyvel, II 337

Wyvell, App. 93

Yedfen, II 484

York, Duke of, I 572

Younge, I 566

Zouch, II 305 ; App. 93
Arms engraved : —

Droit wich, I 295

Judge Berkeley, II 361

Throckmorton, I 452a
Astley Church, Monuments, I ^oa

Baxter, Richard, II 44a
Beoley Church, Monuments, I 68^j
Berkeley, Judge, his arms, II 361
Berkeley, Robert, Sir, II 224^
Bevere Elm, Title-pages of Volumes

I and II
Bewdley, II 274a
Blackiston Rock, Bewdley, II 48^1
Blackmore Park, I 558a
Bockleton Church, Monuments, 1 1 i8a
Bordesley Abbey, II 405
Brasses at Strensham Church, II 392^
Bredon Hill Camp, II 234
Bredon Rectory, I 132a
Bromley, Henry, Sir, II 444^
Bromley, Thomas, I 594a
Bromsgrove, I 150a
Bromsgrove Church, Monuments, I

Camps, Plans of : —

Bredon Hill, II 234

Herefordshire Beacon, II 142a

Owen Glendower's, II 466a

Malvern Hill, II 142a

Woo[d]bury Hill, II 466a
Celt, a bronze, II 139
Claines Church, Monuments, I 6Za
Clare, Sir Ralph II 44^

Cockhill Nunnery, I 156a

Coins minted at Worcester, Int. ^oa

Cotheridge Court, I 558^1

Cropthorn Church, Monuments, I

272a
Cup, Dr. Sandys*s, II 224^

Dudley, I 358^1
Dudley Priory, I 359
Droitwich, I 294a
Droitwich, Arms of, I 295
Droitwich Token, I 295
Droitwich, St. Peter's, Monuments,
I 68a

Eastham Church, Door, I 598^

Ehnley Castle, I 384a

Elmley Castle Church, Monuments,

I 272a, 384a
Evesham, I 396a
Evesham, Abbey Gate, I 384a
Evesham, Abbot Lichfield's Tower,

I 3^4^
Evesham, Seal, I 396

Feckenham Church, Monuments, I

156a
Fladbury Church, Monuments, I 450^
Foley, Thomas, II 466a
Fossils, I loa

Gauden, John, App. i6oa

Glashampton, I 40a

Grafton House, Bromsgrove, I 156a

Graves, John, I 198^

Graves, Richard, I 198a, 198^

Habingdon, Mary, I 588^
Habingdon, Thomas, I 588^
Habington, John, I 588^
Hagley Hall, I 490a
Hales Owen Abbey, I 490a
Halesowen Church, Font and Arches,

1598a
Hallow Park, I 472a
Ham Court, II 444^
Hanbury Church, Monuments, I S5oa,

550^, 550^
Hanbury Hall, I 548a
Henlip House, I 588a
Herefordshire Beacon, Camp on, II

142a
Hermitage, Blackistone Rock, II 48a
Hertilbury, Seal, I 575
Hewell, II 402a
Holt Castle, I 594a
Holt Church, Door and Arches, I

598a

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Munena, Toe, I::l 06

N'aah, John, I 326

Nuh. Tread way. Dr., Frontispiece

Volume II
N»«h's FUnUdi^n, II 224a, 256
Ncwnion Rebus, II 352

Offertory Dish, Stanford, II 366a
()m Iters ley Court, II 216*1
Ovtrbury, I 55811

I'akington, Dorothy, Lady, I 35011
l-cliKfL-ca ;-
Arn|.hlctt. I 481
Iltnuchamp, I 64 ; U ^^3< '^4
Itcrkdcy, II 35S
ilcrkcky of Coihcriilge, I 2580
IliKHs, n 198
Ithukct, II 4
lliixiiit, II 162a, 163
ll,.»n.T, I 385
llM.mlijy, II 445
Hromlcy of Holt, I 595

' Lastonache, U 19
r, II 50
* 440«
'.Inibridgc, I 347
fiobbingtun, 1 191
CJiarltun, I 17^0^

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

351

Pedigrees, continued: —
Fitzjames, II 3
Foley, II 464a
Foliot, II 258
Graves of Mickleton, I 198
Habington, I 588^
Hanford, II 182
Harewell of Besford, I 77
Haselwood of Wick Warren, II

203
Hastang, I 157
Hornyold, I 558
Hugefort, II 183
Huggeford, II 183
Ingram of Upper Home, I 243
Jefferies of Earl's Croome, I 267
Jefferies of Home Castle, I 245
Joliffe, \ 2^oa
Kirkham, II 158
Lechmere, I 560
Lewston, I 3
Lowe of the Lowe, II 94 (i), 94 (ii),

94 (iii)
Lygon, II 118

Lyttelton, I 492^

Meysey, I 54^, s^bc

Mortimer, I 241

Mucklowe, I 36a

Nanfan, I 86a

Nash, I 327

Pakington, I 186, 3S2a

Penell, II 94

Percy, I 587; II 318 (iva)

Pytts of Kyre, II 71

Rous, II 85

Rushout, I 98a

Russell of Little Malvern, II 141

Russell of Strensham, II 395

Sandys, II 220a

Savage and Bonner, I 385

Savage of Elmley Castle, I 384

Say, I 241

Seabright, I 79

Sheldon, I 64a; II 357

Sheldon of Broadway, I 145

Somers, II 54

Staflford, I 157

Talbot, I 241

Talbot and the Emperors of Ger-
many, the Kings of France, and
others, I 158^

Talbot and the Emperors of the
East and West, the Kings of
Ireland, and others, I 158^

Talbot and the Princes of Wales,
I 158^^

Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, I i^Za

Throckmorton, I 452a

Pedigrees, continued : —

Toky of Kington, II 63

Townshend of Elmley Lovet, I
378a

Vampage, II 183

Vernon, I 548a

Walsh, I 2a

Wilson, II 318a

Winford, I 42

Wingfield, II 318a

Winnington, II 368

Wylde, II 330a

Zachary, I 36a
Pedmore Church, Door, I 598a
Penhull Seal, II 104
Perrott, John, Sir, I 350a
Pershore, II 242a
Pershore Abbey Church, I 384a
Pershore Church, Monuments, I 272a
Pride, The, Int 86
Prideaux, John, I 132a

Ribbesford, I 38a
Rock Church, Arch, I 548a
Rock Church, Monuments, I 40a
Rous Lench Church, Monuments, I
450^

St Peter's, Droitwich, Monuments, I

68a
St. Wolstan's Hospital Seal, II 335
Sandes, Edwin, II 224a, 230
Sandes, George, II 224^
Sansome Fields, Worcester, App.

ii6a
Saxon Architecture, Examples of, I

598a
Seals : —

Bordesley Abbey, II 416

Evesham, I 396

Hertilbury, I 595

Little Malvern Priory, II 140

Mellent, Earl of, II 416

Mortimer, Hugh, II 416

Penhull, II 104

Fonts, Osbert fitz, II 416

St Wolstan's Hospital, II 335

Stuteville, II 416

Throckmorton, I 45 2a
Severn End, I 558a
Sheldesley Walsh Church, I ii8a
Shipston on Stour, II 424
Sorbus Domesticus, I loa
Spetchley Church, Monuments, II

360a, 360^
Stanford, II 364a

Stanford Church, Monuments, I iiSa
Stanford Church, Tile, Sup. 70

COLLECTIONS FOR A

HISTORY OF WORCESTERSHIRE,

By Dr. NASH.

INDEX TO DOMESDAY.

The thirteen plates of the facsimile of Domesday are sometimes placed
in the Domesday Supplement at the end of the Second Volume, and some-
times at the beginning of the First Volume. The letters a and d refer to
the first and second columns of the plates. Names occurring more than
once in a column, if they seem to refer to the same person or place, are
indexed only once.

Abeleng, 3^

Abetot, Vrso de, 12a

Abetoth, Vrso de, la

Acard, 11^

Achelenz, 8^

Achil, 12a

Actvne, ga

Adelric, 12a

Ageluuard, 6^

Aichintvne, 6a

Ailric, 2^, 3^

Aihicus, 4a

Ailuuard, 11^

Aiulfus, id

Albert, 6d

Alcot Monachus, 6a

Alcrinton, 4a

Aldiet, 10^

Aldintone, i^, 8^

Aldred Archiepiscopus, ^a

Alelm, 11^

Alfric, 6a, 6d

Algar, ya

Algar, Brictric filius, 3^

Algar Comes, 9a, gd

Alnod, ga

Alretvne, iia

Alric, 2^, 4^, 6d

Alric Archidiaconus, 3^7, 4a

Alsi, loa

Alueua, ga

Alured, i^, 3/7, 7^

Aluric, 6a, loa, 12a, 12^

Aluuard, 6d, 'ja, 7^, ga

Aluui, 6a f 6df 7a, loa

Aluui blac, 6a

Aluuin, id, 6d, 7a, 12^

Aluuin, Abbas de Euesham, 12^

Aluuold, idf gby 11^, 12b

Alvievecherche, 5^

Alvintvne, gb

Alwardus, 3^

Ambreslege, 8^

Ansculfi, Willielmus filius, u, i^, iia,

Ansgot, 3^
Ardolvestone, 5^
Artur, 6b
Aruuin, 2b
Asseberga, ib
Atilic, 12^
Auilf, Ta
Ausgar, 7a
Azor, 3a, 4a, 5^, lb
Azur, ^b

Baderon, Willielmus filius, 6b
Badesei, 8^

Baiocensis Episcopus, la, 3^, 8^, ga
Balduin, iby s^y i ^^

z z

354

Index to Nash's Worcxstbrshirx.

Bedindone, 5^
Beford, 6a
Belintones, ii3
Bellem, ii^
Beneslei, 12a
Beningeorde, 8^
Bennicworte, 5a
Beolege, 7^
Berchelai, iia
Berew, 2d
Bericote, id
Beritvne, loa
Berlingeham, 6a
Bestewde, gd
Betvne, 9^
Bisantune, 3a
Biscopesleng, 3a
Biselege, 3^
Blachewelle, 4a
Blochelei, $d
Boclinton, 5^
Boselin, yd
Bradecote, 4^
Bradelege, 3^
Bradeweia, 7^
Bradewesham, 4^
Bradnesforde, 8a
Bratfortvne, 8^
Bremesgrave, id
Breodun, 3a
Bricsmar, ya, iia
Bricsteg Episcopus, 3a
Bricstelmestvne, 6a
Brictmar, 2^, 6d
Brictmer, 6d
Brictredus, id
Brictric, 3^, 6a, 6d, lod
Brictric filius Algar, $d
Brictric filius Dodd, 4^
Brictuin, 3a

Brictuuold presbyter, 4^
Bristitune, id
Broc, loa
Broctvne, ya, jd
Brotvne, i2d
Buhr, Walter de, 4^
Bvrgelege, 3^
BvintOD, Sd

Caldeslai, lod

Came Hundred, 2a, 5^, 11 a, i2d

Carletvne, lod

Cedeslai, 13

Celdeslai, gd

Celdvic, id

Celmar, 10^

Celvestvne, 12a

Cercehalle, iid

Cestrensis Episcopus, i la

Checinwiche, 2d

Chemes^e, 2d

Chenefare, 2a

Cheneuuard, iia

Chetelbert, 10^

Chideminstre, id

Chintvne, loa

Circehille, 4a

Circelenz, 8^

Ciuintone, yd

Ciwre, 10^

Clent, 2a

Clent Hundred, 20, 5^, 9a, iia, 11^,

12a, I2d
Clistvne, 10^
Clive, sa
Cloptune, 2d
Cnihtewic, 4b
Cnistetone, $d
Cochehi', 12a
Cochesei, id
Cochesie, i2d
Codestune, 3a
Codrie, 2d
Colingvic, loa
Comble, id

Corbucion, Willielmus filius, lo, 12a
Corbuzion, Willielmus filius, 6b
Cormeliis, Ecclesia de, la, 5^
Costone, $d
Costvne, 12a

Couentreu, Ecdesia de, la
Coventrev, ^d
Cradeleie, iid
Cresselay, 9^

Cresselav Hundred, 5^, 90, 12a, 13
Croelai, 10^
Crohlea, 5a
Cropetom, 5a
Crumbe, ^d
Cudelei, 4a
Cumbrintvne, 7a, yd
Cumbritvne, id
Cver, 5^, lo^
Cvmhille, ^d

Debemai, Radulf, ^d

Depeforde, 6a

Dicford, ^d

Dispensator, Robert, 2^, 30, 40, 4^,

Dodd, 4b

Dodeham, lod

Dodintret Hundred, 5^, 9a, lotf, 10^,

iitf, i2fl, 13
Dodintreu Hundred, 8a, 9a
Donning, 6a

Index to Nash's Worcestershire.

355

Dormestvn, 6d

Drogo filius Ponz, la, 6^, i la

Durand, 3^

Dunning, 6a

Dvdelei, 11^

Dvnclent, ga

Eater, 10^

Edboldege, gd

Edbretintune, 7^

Edbritone, jd

Edded Regina, 9^

Eddeve, 13

Eddid, 2d

Eddid Regina, 10^

Eddied Regina, loa

Edevent, 10^

Edgid monialis, 4^

Edmund Abbas, 8a

Edric, 7fl, gd

Edric Stirman, 4a

Eduin Comes, la, 2a, 10^, 11^, 12a

Eduuard, 6a, 6d

Eduui, 10^, iia

Eduuin, iia

Edwardus Rex, 2a, lod

Edwin Comes, id

Eilaf, loa

Eilesford, 3^

Eldeue, la

Eldred Archiepiscopus, 3a, 3^, 4^

Eleua, 11^

Elfgiue Monialis, 4a

Eliet, 12^

Elmer, 3a

Elmerige, lo^

Elric, 6a, lib

Eluuar, 6b

Eluuard, 6a, 7a

Eluui, loa

Eluui Abbas, ga

Eluuin, ga

Eresbyrie, 4^

Emesi, gb

Emoldy loa

Eruiet, i3, 12b

Eruuin, iia

Escelie, 11 a, 11^

Esch Hundred, sa^ 5^, 8^, 9a, loa,

10^, 13
Eslei, gb
Estham, gb
Estone, $b
Estvn, 4a
Euchil, 12a

Euesham, Abbas de, 5a, 8a, 12b
Euesham, Ecclesia de, la, 5a, 8^, 9a,

123

Evesham, 8a
Evesham, Abbas de, ^b
Evesham, Ecclesia de, Za
Evnilade, ^b

Fastochesfeld, ib
Feche, loa
Fechehara, 13
Fepetenatvn, 5a
Fissesberges Hundred, 8a
Focheberie, ib
Franchelie, iib
Franciscus, 3a
Frane, i^, 3a
Frenesse, ib
Fulchered, Stefan filius, ^b

Garstune (2), 7a

Gerlei, 7^

Gislebert, 6a

Gislebert filius Turold, la, 4a, 63, 7a,

9a, lob
Glese, iia
Glouucestre, 2a

Glouucestre, Ecclesia de, la, 5^
Godefrid, 4a
Godeua cometissa, 1 2b
Godfridus, 2b
Godric, 3a, 3^, 4^, 5a, 6a, 63, 7a, ^b^

gb, loa, ii3, 12a
Godric cloch, 6a
Goduin, 3a
Goduin Comes, io3
Goizenboded, William, la, 12a
Grantemaisnil, Hugo, 5a
Grastone, ib
Gremanhil, 2b
Grim, gb
Grimanleh, 43
Gunfrid, i23
Gurbehale, i3

Hadesore, iia
Haf, 7a
Hageleia, ii3
Hala, 9a
Halac, 9a
Halhegan, 43
Hambyrie, $a
Hame, io3
Hamtvne, i23
Hanlege, io3, iia
Hanton, Zb
Hantvne, 5a, i23
Harburgelei, i3
Hatete, i23
Hedebirie, 23

356

Index to Nash's Worcbstershirb.

Helperic, i^

Herald, 12^

Herald Comes, 5^

Heraldus filius Radulfi comitis, i la

Herbert, 9^, 10^

Herbrand, 7<7, iid

Hereford, loa, 13

Hereford, Episcopus de, i<7, 3a, 5^

Herefordscire, Sa

Hereuuard, 3^

Herferthun, 4^

Herlebald, 4^, 12^, 12^

Herlebold, 12a

Herman, 10^

Hilcrumbe, 3^

Hilhamatone, 13

Himelton, 4^

Hindelcp, 4a

Holand, 11^

Holefest, 3^

Holewei, 13

Holim, iia

Holte, 2^

Hortvne, 12^

Hubert, Radulphus filius, ii3

Hugo, loa, iia

Hugo Lasne, i id

Hundesfelde, id

Hunulf, 12^1

Husentre, 6d

Hvdintvne, 4a

Hverteberie, 5^

Hvniburne, Sd

Hylle, 3a

lacvmba, 3^
Inteberga, 5^
Inteberge, ^a

Keneuuard, 2^, ^a, 5a
Ketelbem, 6d
Ketelbert, 6d

Laci, Roger de la, 2^, 3/7, 3/^, 4^, 5a, 6/^,

loa
Lappe^^Tte, $a
Lasne, Hugo, la, 12b
Lavre, 2b
Lea, lb

Lefric prepositus, ^a
Lege, 8a
Lenc, $a
Lenche, 9a
Lenchewic, 8a
Leuenot, 9^, i ib
Leuiet, 12a
Leuric, 6a, 12a
Leuuin, ^b

Linde, 9^
Lindeorde, ib
Liteltvne, 8^
Lundonta, la
Longedvn, 4a
Longedvne, 6a
Jx>ri, loa
Lvdeleia, 9a
Lvnvredele, 12a

Malfema, 3^

Mamele, loa

Mapesone, loa

Matma, 8a

Merleberg, Alvered de, lb

Merlie, loa, iia

Mertelai, 13

Mettune, id

Midelwic, ib

Mitune, 3a

More, 3a, 9^, (2)

Mortemer, Radulfus de, la, \oa

Mortvne, 8^, loa

Mucenhil, 2b

Museleie, ib

Nadford, 7a
Neotheretvne, 5a
Newentvne, 7a
Nigell, 9a
Nigell Medicus, 9a
Nordfeld, 11^
Norrenses, 12b
Nortone, 3^
Nortune, i^, 4a
Norwiche, 4a

Oddvnclei, 4a

Odo, 9a, 10^

Offenham, 8^

Oleberge, 8a

Olgi, Robertus de, 10^

Oluuin, 9a

Ordric, 3^, 4a

Osbem filius Ricardi, la, 2^, 4ii, loo,

Osbem, Willielmus filius, i id

Osmerlie, 12a

Osuuard, 6a

Oswaldeslav Hundred, 2a, Zd

Ovretone, $d

Pagan, iid
Parler, Robert, 7a
Pendesham, 6a
Penedoc, 4^
Peonedoc 3a
Persore, 6a, ^d

358

Ihdix to Nash's Worcestbrsriks.

VicecomeSy la

ViUs, id

Vlcher, Jia

Vlchere, iia

Vlchctel, 9^

Vlf; 7a

Vlfac, lo^

Vlfric, 7d

Vlftintun, 2d

Vlmar, 9^, 1 1 a

Vlmer, 9a, gd

Vluiet, 12^

Vluric, 4^1, ja

Vluuin, id, 2^, 110, 11^

Vlwardelei, 5^

Vptun, 3^

Vplvne, lid

Vpcuuic, id

Vrso, 30, 3^, 4a, s3, 6fl, 6^, 7^, 8a, 8^,

9a, 9^, 10^, 12a
Vrso vicecomes, id, 2d, 50, ya, 8a

Wadbcrge, 7^

Waland, 6d

Walter, id, 2d, ya, no, iid, 12a

Walter, Abbas, 8^

Walter, Abbas de Evesham, i2d

Waltenis Episcopus, 3ay $d

Warstelle, sd

Warthuil, id

Wasebume, $a

Welingewiche, 11 d

Wenuerton, id

Weredeshale, id

Wermedvn, 4a

Wermeslai, 9a

Werwelie, 11 d

Westmonaster, la

Westmonaster, Abbas de, 8a

Westmonaster, Ecclesia de, lo, 6a

Westmonecote, 3a

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Wibeit, iia

Wiburgestoke, 4^

Wic, 4a

Wicelbold, 10^

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9a, loa, lodf iia, iso, ia^« 13
Wicha, yd
Wiche, 2d, 6a
Widintun, 2d
Widintvn, 4a
Wigar, 11^

Willielmus, id, yd, 12a, i2d
Willielmus Comes, sd, 9a
Willielmus filius Ansculfi, la, id, 1 la,

lid
Willielmus filius Baderon, &d
Willielmus filius Corbudoiit la, 6d,

12a
Willielmus filius Osbem, iid
Willielmus presbiter, 6a
Willielmus Rex, la, 2a, 6d, 9a
Willingewic, id
Wiqvene, 8^
Wirecestre, la, i^, 4a, 8a, 90, 9^, no,

lid, 12a, i2d, 13
Wirecestre civitas, la, 8^
Wirecestre, Ecclesia de, la, aa, 5a
Wirecestre, Episcopus de, 2a, 2d, 3a,

Wirecestrescire, 2a, 7a
Witeurde, id
Witlege, 2d
Witone in Wich, 12a
Witvne, i2d
Wlmar, 13
Wlsi, 12a
Worcote, id
Wrehantune, 9a
Wrehantune Clerici, za
W. Comes, id
W. Rex,, 3^, sd, gd

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